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Funny thing is, now it actually works. But the number still gets flushed from the form everytime its opened.

@caspar: i checked again. zip is supported. that is however not what i tried. i selected only the *.sql file.
it did not accept it. since i did not want to break anything i stopped trying. it also says that the maximum file size is just over 2 MB. My dump file is much bigger than that. The error message was something else though. Can’t remember.
What do you mean to be extra careful about?
I deleted every file off the domain and restored from backup. After that i made the mistake to update everything, should have skipped backwpup, because the next step was restoring the database.
Its been quiet so far.

@caspar
i used the backup file created in backwpup xxx.sql
If i remember correctly phpmyadmn said something about not accepting zip or something. i don’t remember for sure.
as i said. downgrade ist the way to go.

@ irving.bos don’t you have a backup.

@marcelo waiting was is not an option when you have been hacked thats the only reason i was in a hurry. since i could not tell for sure how far they got in the database i had no choice but to restore it from an earlier state.

now it is solved:
@ ALL if you want to restore then DO NOT UPDATE!

after downgrade restore took.. 5 Seconds or so
I am glad i had a backup of the working version.

resolved why would you set this as resolved????

that is disappointing
phpmyadmin does not accept the backup.
guess i will try to revert to last functioning version.