Oriental characters displaying in source

  • Resolved Scoop0901

    (@scoop0901)


    17 years, 5 months ago

    I’ve looked at all the plugins using the plugin editor to find the problem, yet I can’t seem to narrow it down.

    When I look at the source for my blog, I am finding this:

    <script type=”text/javascript”>
    var web = document.location;
    if (parent.location.domain !== self.location.domain) {
    alert(‘?????°??¨è??é—??????ˉ’ + web + ‘\n ?￡€?μ???°???????”¨???????μ?è§?????????…??1??????é?μ??3?°?è·3è????°???????…±?”¨?o|???é?μé?￠?€?\n èˉ·???è|?????”¨??????è·¨???è°??”¨????????…??1?€?\n èˉ·é?μ??? Creative Commons ???è???€?\nScoop’s Views ???????–1?????o:??2??? ?· é?????????”¨é€” ?· ????????€è?′’);
    this.location=’https://www.creativecommons.cn/licenses/by-nc-sa/1.0/&#8217;;
    }
    </script>

    A couple of weeks ago, because of its location, I thought I had it narrowed down to a certain plugin. I’ve run Google searches on various parts of the code, but came up empty handed.

    I think I’ve turned off every plugin — one-at-a-time — to track it down. When I used that method, over the course of a few days, I didn’t find it. I don’t want to turn off all the plugins and then turn then on one-by-one, as a lot of stuff will get broken — and be broken for over a week or so, as I don’t have all the time I wish I had to track sit back and do nothing more than play with the plugins.

    The coding is causing validation errors, but also display problems in a few browsers.

    Thanks!

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  • It’s a link to a creative commons license, written in Chinese. The English version is here:

    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/1.0/

    (replace “.org” with “.cn” and you get what’s linked in your source script.)

    My guess would be it’s theme-related. And pretty harmless – just whoever it is wants to be sure it’s passed on under the GPL, and no one tries to make money off it.

    Thread Starter Scoop0901

    (@scoop0901)

    Thanks, doodlebee for your comments. I knew it was the Creative Commons license, but because it used the oriental characters, it was causing errors, including validation errors.

    I spent about four hours last night using Notepad++ going through every plugin in a local directory. I finally found and deleted the plugin. Now the issue I was having with an RSS-serving site is resolved.

    Cheers,
    Dave

    Thread Starter Scoop0901

    (@scoop0901)

    A few people have contacted me privately via my blog and IM, wanting to know the plug that caused the issue. It was:

    Plugin Name: Reject Frame
    Plugin URI: https://blog.coolcode.cn/?p=76
    Description: This plugin will reject other website quote your page in their frame.
    Author: andot
    Version: 2.0
    Author URI: https://www.coolcode.cn

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