Wooo, catchy blog post title eh?
It's good to keep PHP code out of your Drupal database right?
The flexibility afforded by adding PHP code to things like your "Allowed values list" for a CCK field is absolutely fantastic on one hand but niggles me on the other because the code ends up in the database and won't be version controlled.
tags: best practice, cck, d6, drupal
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Hello! I'm Chris Maiden, a web developer based near Preston, Lancashire in the UK.
I design and develop web sites built with Drupal, an open source web content management framework.
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