kater89

I have the paid version – the Hobbyist version.

My WordPress and plugin files are up to date as well.

And yes, if I take the custom code away, the email start sending again.

Thanks!

I feel so silly – I had been looking for this for hours and just found that it is all listed under the “Examples” section of the plugin.

Just in case, here is the code for anyone else looking for this!

<?php
$cat = get_category( get_query_var( 'cat' ) );
$category = $cat->slug;
echo do_shortcode('[ajax_load_more category="'.$category.'"]');
?>

Thanks dcooney!

I have the shortcode added to the category archive page. I have been sorting by changing the word slug in category=’slug’ to the name of the category. My only issue is when a user clicks on a category link and goes to this page, it always just shows that one category (or categories) that I used instead of the word “slug” above. I was hoping there would be a way to add a variable inside so that it just shows whatever category they clicked on.

For Example (PS I know this doesn’t work)
<?php $myCategory = single_cat_title(); echo do_shortcode('[ajax_load_more post_type="post" category="'.$myCategory.'" posts_per_page="9" transition="fade" button_label="Previous News" container_type="div"]'); ?>

Is that possible?

Thanks!

On a single post, I have it so that at the bottom of the page, each category that post is in is listed with a link to that category.

When you click on those category links, it goes to https://mywebsite.com/category/my-category-name but it shows all of the blogs just like if you were on https://mywebsite.com.

I was hoping that when you clicked on the category and it went to https://mywebsite.com/category/my-category-name, it would just default to blogs tagged my-category-name.

Is that possible?
Thanks!

Hi abletec,

Thank you so much for your help! Yes I am aware of the MailPoet plugin issue and at the time being we deleted everything related to it and I commented out the code in the blog just in case we decided to add it back in. I really appreciate you pointing this out though.

Yes the orbit-design.com website has Adobe Edge and so do most of the other sites that are having this problem. There are also some sites with flash (The ones built a while ago but the wordpress is up to date). There are a few sites with this problem that do not have any adobe products being used – ie Adobe flash or Edge.

All of the sites use fonts from fonts.com though. I don’t know if that is helpful.

Hi Guys,

That is an interesting article. My only concern is the words show up as “swy” and “besb” separate, not together in my Google content keywords and then there is also an Asian symbol ( ? ) which wouldn’t be part of it? Also, it is on my newer sites and none of my older sites which makes me wonder why some have the issue and not the others.

It would be awesome if this was the solution! And it would make sense that nothing could find malicious code. I don’t want to do the first solution that was mentioned because it doesn’t seem to work all the time but I am not sure how to do the second two suggestions.

Thanks again

Also if you do a google search for swybesb you will see many sites that have the same thing.

Hi abletec,

Yes I have gone through all of the upload directories.

Our website is https://orbit-design.com

In our keywords, we are seeing some Asian symbol, swy and besb.

I also looked for <?php and <iframe> in the database and didn’t find anything.

Thanks,

One more thing …

I scanned the site with Google and nothing came up besides the keyword issues.

Thanks abletec,

Here are some answers to your questions:

.htaccess file:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

I have already scanned both my computer and the wordpress files / site many time. I used Wordfence, and a few other security plugins as well as sites like https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/ Nothing is showing up.

I created all of the themes myself and have gone through line by line to verify that they don’t have any extra code in them. All of the plugins that we use are from wordpress or sites that we bought them from (ie backupbuddy).

We are already using Google webtools which is how we discovered this in the first place. It is showing up as our top keywords. I can’t find any of the “bad keywords” looking at the database and source code of the sites.

I do have backups from every few weeks or so. I just need this to get cleaned up before I can install a backup so it won’t get infected again.

I also tried talking with the host but they ran a scan and said that there was nothing (which I know isn’t true).

Thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate it. I don’t understand why this would help the hackers / why they would do this but it definitely makes for a frustrating day!

Hi David,

The plugin author provided me with a fixed plugin file directly. It’s not 100% fixed (if you go to the desktop site, then back to the mobile, then back to the desktop it requites a refresh) but it works well enough to be used.

Unfortunately I don’t know exactly what he changed so I would recommend contacting him on his website to get the new files.

Good luck!

Awesome thanks! That works great and is exactly what I needed!

One thing i noticed though is I just needed to put

[variable]first_blog[/variable]

and not

https://mysite.com[variable]first_blog[/variable]

Hi Dan,

Do you have an updated time frame on this? I would really like to use your plugin but I can’t make my client wait much longer.

Thanks!

Edit: There was a plugin that was causing the comment error (WPtouch Mobile Plugin) so hopefully that helps if you are having the same issue.

I am still getting someone elses information is pre-populated in the checkout page though. Any help with that would be great! (It doesn’t happen every time and the person’s information was never imputed on this computer)