> So, let me say this. > > How could this be used by another company? > > I've consulted at many company's that have computer graveyards, so there might be > a "market" for this sort of thing. Well, I tend to think in terms of "How could this be useful to *anybody*?" Even if just myself. ;) I do need to pay rent... > Is php the write language of implementation? I hate web-scripting languages (not > a flame or flame-bait). Most because of the mixing of presentation (html) with > business logic (the code). Make for a messy project that is hard to maintain and > even HARDER for non-technical people to update the look-n-feel. This is a problem I've noticed. You can't just load up a php into Dreamweaver or what have you and diddle with the layout because half the HTML within echo statements. Though I can think of a few ways to make it happen... > I'm a champion of java and Enhydra, which is something I highly recommend people > look at for web development. But that would require me learning Java... ;) The nice thing about PHP is I'm starting to get to the point where I can speak it in my sleep, a point where I haven't been in any language since GFA Basic on my Atari ST. God it feels good to not have to stop and look up the exact syntax for every other function...