Author Name: Brandon Cash
Company: caiPHP.com

Author Bio:
Brandon is a young web developer who puts emphasis in new web standards
and all the best practices.  Working mostly in open source projects of
his own, he has come to a great understanding with PHP, and helps others
to reach an understanding of their own.

Over the years as a web developer and software tinkerer, he has learned
new ways to overcome previously impossible tasks and still learns with
every large project.  He considers the web a constantly changing
environment, and has adapted to fit it.

Tutorials written by Brandon Cash:

Alternate Stylesheets
Firstly, I'll start off by saying that this technique is only supported in the newest browsers, like Mozilla Firefox. If you've ever gone to a webpage and noticed a little palette appear in the bottom left, this is to switch stylesheets.
Thursday, 23rd June 2005

Anti-Automated Registration
Have you ever seen popular sites that block automated registrations with an image that has some garbled string? These are extremely hard for a computer to read, but they are extremely easy to generate.
Thursday, 23rd June 2005

Creating Dynamic Text Images
PHP has the ability to create on-the-fly images with the use of GD. This tutorial will aid you in creating a dynamic image with a TrueType Font (TTF) string on it.
Thursday, 23rd June 2005

File I/O in PHP
File access in PHP is much simpler than people seem to think. It is quite a bit different from a database, yet remarkably similar. As I am hoping to show you through this tutorial, file input and output is a synch once you get the hang of it.
Thursday, 23rd June 2005

Inserting An Array Into A Database
A few days ago, a user came into #phphelp on UnderNet wanting to know how to insert an array into a database. A simple enough concept, but how exactly does one look up information on the subject?
Thursday, 1st February 2007

Installing PHP on Apache 1
Installing PHP on an Apache server is a lot easier than most people seem to think. It takes only a few minutes to do. Follow these easy instructions:
Thursday, 23rd June 2005