Hi,

many people use a phpinfo() to gain some knowledge about the environment where Drupal runs. If in D6 php-filter is disabled it is no longer easy to insert a page with phpinfo().

The Site Documentation is the right place for it.

If i move a site, i always use Site Documentation - if it would tell me e.g. the avaiable Ram differs much - then I would immediatly see this,

and it can also be a big advantage for newbies :-) to check in an easy way the environment for drupal modules, updates ...

So please think about it - and i beleaf it's easy to implement.

Thanks
Thomas

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I believe the plan is to just move the filter to a separate module so that you have the option of disabling it. For this reason, I know a few people have started moving to the Rep[lacement] Tags module.

You know, I planned to add a link to do phpinfo and I guess it just slipped my mind. Maybe I can spare a few minutes today.

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Status: Active » Fixed

Fix is committed.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.