PHP Filter Dangling

It's probably because your pages are still cached, go to; admin/settings/performance and right at the bottom, clear the cache.

Pobster

The PHP module provides a filter to evaluate PHP code, and also when you first install it, it creates a "PHP code" input format that uses the PHP filter (and no others).

When you disable the module the filter is de-activated but the input format remains (essentially it is an input format that will do nothing!). This means that you can re-enable the input format at a later date if you want to.

However I agree that this behaviour is also a bit confusing. A bug perhaps?????

To get rid of the PHP input format from your edit pages, either
- go to admin/settings/filters and Delete the PHP code input format, or
- make sure that no roles are allowed to use the PHP code input format (see the Roles column at admin/settings/filters). Note that user 1 will always be able to use it since it always has all permissions. (Most people suggest *not* using user 1 for general site admin).

Note that if you delete the PHP code input format itself then if you re-enable the PHP module later you will have to recreate the input format by hand.

gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk

Um...
PHP Filter is not a module, it's an admin option built into core.
How do you think you de-installed it?? You probably (hopefuly) disabled it for other users.

Unfortunately, the super-admin #1 gets all options all the time. If you still see it, it's proabably due to your own super-powers. super-admin sees too much, sometimes I wish it didn't. Log in as an average user to see what average users see.

.dan.
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