RemoteEvent's OnServerEvent sends print message three times on a simple script!?

I'm having a problem with RemoteEvent. It's sending my print message three times when it should really be sending it once. Can you take a look?

This is the hierarchy of what happens: Localscript->Modulescript activates RemoteEvent->OnServerEvent hears that activation and SHOULD fire only one print message yet fires three!?

Localscript (sniped to the part where it sends a fire to the modulescript) :

Input.FocusLost:connect(function(enterWasPressed) --//If enter key was pressed, thus submitting a chatmsg.
	if enterWasPressed then
		print("Executing enterWasPressed...");
		if InputFrame.Visible == true then
			chathandler.add(Input.Text); --//Modulescript usage kicks in here.
			Input.Text = ("");
			InputFrame.Size = UDim2.new(0.22,0,0.038,0);
			InputFrame.Visible = false;
		end
	end
end)
--[===[Deprecated:
--]===]

Modulescript:

local chathandler = {}
--//Events:
local chatAdd = game.Workspace["Remote(s)"].chatAdd;
--//

function chathandler.add(msg)
	print("Executing chathandler.add...");
	chatAdd:FireServer(msg);
end

return chathandler;

Serverscript w/the OnServerEvent listener:

chatAdd.OnServerEvent:connect(function(player,msg)
	print("Executing server event...");
	print(msg);
end)

Output:

http://i.imgur.com/AJ0EYgj.png

What the hell is happening? All I have is a simple input bar that mimics the ROBLOX chatbar. I know that they recently released their own chat API but I want to try to make mine so it's unique and it's mine. Help???

It's worth noting that even if I fire to the OnServerEvent listener (RemoteEvent) directly within the local script, the same result happens.

Update(s):

*I did a quick fix and removed the Input:ReleaseFocus() line and this is now the output:

Executing enterWasPressed...
Executing chathandler.add...
Hi, testing!
nil
Executing server event...
Hi, testing!

It didn't change much! Somebody help please. Here's the full localscript:

--> Initial frame size on y's: 0.038 - > to: 0.06
local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui");
local InputGui = game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("Chat");
local InputFrame = InputGui.InputFrame;
local Input = InputFrame.Input;
local modules = game.Workspace["Module(s)"];
local chathandler = require(modules.ChatHandler);
local charLimit = 78;
StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Chat, false)

Input.FocusLost:connect(function(enterWasPressed) --//If enter key was pressed, thus submitting a chatmsg.
	if enterWasPressed then
		print("Executing enterWasPressed...");
		if InputFrame.Visible == true then
			chathandler.add(Input.Text); --//Modulescript usage kicks in here.
			Input.Text = ("");
			InputFrame.Size = UDim2.new(0.22,0,0.038,0);
			InputFrame.Visible = false;
		end
	end
end)

Input.Changed:connect(function(whatChanged) --//Input monitor, monitors keystrokes while user is inputting text.
	if whatChanged == ("Text") then
	if string.len(Input.Text) >= charLimit then
		Input.Text = Input.Text:sub(1,charLimit);
		if InputFrame.ErrorC.Visible == false then
			InputFrame.ErrorC.Visible = true;
		end
		else
			if InputFrame.ErrorC.Visible == true then
				InputFrame.ErrorC.Visible = false;
			end
	end
	if Input.TextFits == false then
	if InputFrame.Size == UDim2.new(0.22,0,0.038,0) then
		InputFrame.Size = UDim2.new(0.22,0,0.06,0);
	end
	end
	end
		
end)

function onKeyPress(actionName, userInputState, inputObject) --//When you press the "/" key, mimicking ROBLOX chat.
	if userInputState == Enum.UserInputState.Begin and actionName == "keyPress/" then
		if InputFrame.Visible == false then
		InputFrame.Visible = true;
		Input:CaptureFocus();
		end
	end
end

game.ContextActionService:BindAction("keyPress/", onKeyPress, false, "/"); --//Binds.

--[===[Deprecated:
--]===]

Help!

Note: This is just a user input bar that mimics ROBLOX's chat input bar so when the user presses "/" they enter text and when focus is lost it fires to modulescript...

As Foreverpower said, why use ReleaseFocus()? I looked it up, and this is actualy the source of your problem, as it default triggers the Enter too.

http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=API:Class/TextBox/ReleaseFocus

Remove that and it should be fixed.

local chathandler = {}
--//Events:
local chatAdd = game.Workspace["Remote(s)"].chatAdd;
--//

function chathandler.add(msg)
    print("Executing chathandler.add...");
    chatAdd:FireServer(msg);
end

return chathandler;

Now, you're firing the RemoteEvent from this script. This is a module script. When firing the server, the remote event needs the player variable. Module scripts don't automatically know what the player is, since it's not a local script, so there's no local player. You need to fire the server from a local script, and not a module script. I hope I explained this well, if I didn't please don't downvote, just let me know and I'll add more detail.