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  • Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Switch to another template, and try doing the same thing. JS conflicts is a possible reason.
    Let me know.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Since there is no answer, then it seems ti worked.
    The least thing to do, answering, how did it go?.
    This is my advice so you can find help anytime you need it.

    Please mark this thread “RESOLVED”, if you don’t need help in this issue.

    Thanks.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    The following are two examples of js calls, one from external and the other is local. I want to know the info in bold, for the two identical javascript calls in your “header.php”. If you could paste the header.php code here, ,it would be easier to know, if there is a tracker causing it.
    1 – <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.3/jquery.js“></script>

    2-
    <script type=”text/javascript” src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/js/jquery-1.4.2.min.js”></script>

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    You get a 404 error? or what?
    Please provide me with answers to the previous, because we need to reach the root cause,instead of random changes that only costs time and effort.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    If the gallery is not showing then:
    Then it was pasted in the wrong place. Do the following as a quick test.
    Place the PHP code for the gallery inside template “header.php”, you can leave it there, if you want the gallery to be available, the same way as your logo for all content. Just test it. If you need it, in any other place, tell me how and I will tell you where.

    If the Featured items are not showing:
    Then custom fields are not set properly, advice,and will guide you through.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Ok,
    1-but with different version numbers?
    2-Note the path to script, from wp-content, if local, and url for external codes.Copy them here.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    You mean the whole gallery or featured content that doesn’t show up?

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    All the thanks is yours, timeuser.
    Note, that we are in a monitoring mode, to ensure the effectiveness of our solution.
    It’s been my pleasure.
    Regards

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    For adding the Gallery itself:
    Place this code in your theme files, where you want it to appear. In your case, add the following code at your home-page template.php

    <?php include (ABSPATH . ‘/wp-content/plugins/featured-content-gallery/gallery.php’); ?>

    For placing content inside the gallery:
    If you’re just using the default settings, you just need to use the articleimg custom field. Simply add this custom field to each post or page you’re featuring, and add the full URL to the image you’d like to display in the value. If adding custom thumbnails, custom text, or alt tags you need to add the thumbnailimg , featuredtext or alttext custom fields.

    If you need more help regarding custom fields, feel free

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Do the following steps, and answer me back.

    1. Check whether the links by buttons are referring to the proper.

    2. Do you have any redirection urls functionality provided by SEO plugins, that were activated recently.

    3. Check the template file (header.php), and check for two identical javascript calls of different versions, but the name is the same.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Did it work for you?

    I hope so.

    Regards

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    You are welcome RS.Thanks for the info.

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Update: Step 3 (Rewrite rules were not mentioned above,Sorry)

    3. Hardening & Protecting your WP:

    3.1 Folders permissions should be 755, while FILES should be 644, as for timeuser and rsconsult, both their folders and files permissions are 755

    3.2 Open the .htacess, and ensure that the rewrite rules below are somewhere in your file. The purpose of these rewrite rules are to block any access to wp-includes files, the main back door discovered

    # Block the include-only files.
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^wp-admin/includes/ – [F,L]
    RewriteRule !^wp-includes/ – [S=3]
    RewriteRule ^wp-includes/[^/]+\.php$ – [F,L]
    RewriteRule ^wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/.+\.php – [F,L]
    RewriteRule ^wp-includes/theme-compat/ – [F,L]

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    It will never. A quick note, any code you write for wordpress should be bound to wordpress actions filters and handlers. There are no visible wordpress filter or handler, so it will do nothing.
    Anyway,
    The following plugin provides this functionality, a REPORT LINK anywhere you want, with an email being send after.
    You can use this plugin as base to modify and use, or refer to the code its uses, if you want to develop it on your own.
    GD Broken Link

    Hope it helps.

    Regards

    Nihad Nagi

    (@nihadnagi)

    Step by Step Guide UPDATE: Step 4
    Note:This step complements the above mentioned steps.
    Important: All the Above and following steps (1 TO 4)should be done sequentially with no time delay in-between, to eliminate possible reproduction.

    4.1 WHAT?

    AJAX is not a single technology, its a group of them, therefore, the proper securing of plug-ins utilizing it, requires experience with these technologies collectively and not only one of them.AJAX makes interaction with users more smooth and responsive, and is highly recommended for consideration when YOU (not someone else) develop your own plugins or themes. However, it’s vital that AJAX is implemented correctly and securely, otherwise the consequence could be disastrous.

    4.2 WHY?

    To eliminate threats and harden AJAX handlers implemented by plugins utilizing AJAX technologies, because MOST of plugins developers have high focus on developing FUNCTIONAL plugins, and a very low focus on security. They seldom keep the balance to develop a SECURE FUNCTIONAL plugins.

    4.3 WHERE?

    This applies to all your installed plugins (activated and deactivated) utilizing the AJAX technology.One of the very common uses of AJAX are Forms plugins, however, all plugins utilizing AJAX will be scanned and dealt with accordingly.You can identify the answer immediately by reading the plugin description

    4.4 HOW?

    4.4.1 If the plugin is NOT USED by your website, please DELETE immediately. (This applies to activated and deactivated plugins not in use.)

    4.4.2 If the plugin is IN-USE and NOT A MUST TO USE, consider using jQuery form plugin that utilizes the built-in wordpress jQuery Ajax submission handler, OR any other that satisfies your need

    4.4.3 If the plugin is IN-USE and A MUST TO USE,then if you are:

    4.4.3.1 An Experienced programmer, please review the plugin code and ensure that it implements the following tips:

    4.4.3.1.1 Use nonces and checks for permission
    4.4.3.1.2 Use admin-ajax.php to handle AJAX requests
    4.4.3.1.3 Use wp_localize_script() to declare javascript global variables
    4.4.3.1.4 Use “XMLHttpRequest” for JSON parsing over HTTP, ONLY USE “Eval” over HTTPS..

    4.4.3.2 An Intermediate programmer, you will have to wait for the detailed update that will be posted within a day or two.

    FOR ALL THREAD PARTICIPANTS.
    LET’S AS A TEAM, DEVELOP A PROPER DOCUMENTED GUIDE FOR THIS DISASTROUS RECURRING PROBLEM AND SUBMIT IT TO WORDPRESS, AS OUR CONTRIBUTION.
    THEREFORE, FEEL FREE TO ADD,SUGGEST AND ENHANCE, TILL ITS FINALIZED.
    As dear Erko mentioned, she submitted a ticket to WordPress Support, and she didn’t receive an answer yet.

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