Without any README or online documentation to work from, I perused the issue queue to get a clue on how to get started and am not seeing any PHP field option with this module enabled. I am expecting to find it somewhere in the Add fields list but the only Global options I see are for Custom text, Math expression and View result counter. Drupal core version 7.14

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rogical commented
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Make sure module enabled
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kaizerking commented

You wont have a "php" field. select global:php, and enter your code in there

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darrellduane commented

Don't forget to clear your caches after installing this module, I had do to this in order for the Global: PHP field choice to show up.

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bryan cordrey commented
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I have experienced the same issue. I am using Drupal 7.14 and Views 3.3. When I enabled it on another site it worked correctly with newer versions of Drupal/Views.

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kevinquillen commented

I did not see Views PHP options appear either. Bulk Operations and Data Export modules were both enabled previously. Disabling those made the PHP field/filters show up. Re-enabling them one at a time did not affect it, and I still see Views PHP options.

It seems like there could be a minor conflict between those three modules that would prevent Views PHP from appearing in views configurations.

I tested this on Drupal 7.14.