I get your point, and it's important to get s¤% done. But you have to at least consider that what's easy right now might not be the easiest in the long run. M

I get your point, and it's important to get s¤% done. But you have to at least consider that what's easy right now might not be the easiest in the long run. Maybe a little OT, but I can't shake the feeling that he's going to introduce some nasty security bugs if he's hacking on php code without knowing what he's doing. Might not matter, but then again someone could find it and completely ruin his small business. (of course you can write "secure" code in php, but you need some knowledge to do so..)