Problem solved! I realise now why no one seemed able to offer any advice on this problem.
To add a little more detail I was also experiencing odd behaviour like the user registration form would not enforce many required fields but only on the development site version which was identical in every way.
It turned out that the mysql user class had somehow been corrupted, I still don't have a complete understanding, especially since I was using the same mysql user to access both the live database site and the development database copy, yet the live site worked fine and the development site did not. All permissions for each database was identical.
So if you find similar strange behaviour I advise you to try a new database user, it could save you a lot of time and stress.
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