[RESOLVED] MySQL Insert Weirdness

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I'm having a problem with a MySQL "INSERT INTO" command. I'm connecting to the database, and some of the data is going, and some is mixed up. Here's the code:

$FName=$POST['FName'];
$LName=$POST['LName'];
$UName=$POST['UName'];
$PWord=$POST['PWord'];
$EMail=$_POST['EMail'];

mysql_connect($host, $user, $pass) or die('Connection died!');

mysql_select_db($db) or die('Selection died!');

$add_all = "INSERT INTO $table (FName, LName, UName, PWord, EMail) VALUES ('$FName','$LName','$UName','$Pword','$EMail')";

mysql_query($add_all) or die(mysql_error());

The problem is that PWord & EMail are blank in the database, and FName contains the EMail value. LName & UName are OK. There is a Primary Key -Indexed & Autonumbered field also.

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OK, I solved one of the problems - I had 2 fields with the same name in the form. However, the PWord field remains empty. The password field in the form has type="password" - would this prevent the data from being inserted?

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OK, I'm embarrassed to admit it, but the problem was capitalization on a variable name. It was capitalized in one place and not the other. Can I go to bed now?