abray

Depending on what version you are using and what your htaccess is set at, the plugin allows for the access to certain files and Meta redirect tags are put in various files on the server. If you fix the problem and deactivate the plugin, your site will return to normal. This may or may not happen to everyone. But for the posters who have had the problem (not the posters who don’t have the problem), you can use a file editor to search for the tags and then remove them. I don’t want to publish what the tag is here. If you want to know what tag to look for, send me an email to abray918 at yahoo dot com. Also, this taught me a lesson to open up all plugins and widgets, review the code before uploading and activating to a live site.

To anyone with this problem now in 2008, this plugin will hijack your site. It adds a ton of Meta tags in all of your WordPress files. For more information on what they say, email me at abray918 at yahoo dot com. I know how to fix it. They are basically hijacking and putting a redirect in here. I don’t suggest using it.

To anyone with this problem now in 2008, this plugin will hijack your site. It adds a ton of Meta tags in all of your WordPress files. For more information on what they say, email me at abray918 at yahoo dot com. I know how to fix it.

To anyone with this problem now in 2008, this plugin will hijack your site. It adds a ton of Meta tags in all of your WordPress files. For more information on what they say, email me at abray918 at yahoo dot com. I know how to fix it.