Remove PHP filter wherever it is present, replacing it with code and modules.

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Remove PHP filter wherever it is present, replacing it with code and modules. #63

Closed ElliotFriend closed 9 years ago

ElliotFriend commented 9 years ago

We have a couple things (I think mostly in views) that are using the PHP filter. I'd love to disable that module, but can't yet. We've got to get that in order!

ElliotFriend commented 9 years ago

The two features (views) that have the PHP filter in place for breadcrumbs are:

[x] chapel_service
[x] degree_program

ElliotFriend commented 9 years ago

All PHP code has been removed now. All we need is to update the associated CKEditor features, permissions, etc. Having trouble reverting, ATM.