quantaweb

Yep, Chrome! Is there something I need to adjust in my browser settings?

I’m having the same issue – very strange. The “New” text drops below the “+” symbol, all of a sudden. No new plugins, and I can’t seem to figure it out. Any suggestions?

If I go to https://www.mydomain.com/?fargs%5B%5D=testing it takes me to my homepage – is that what’s supposed to happen?

If I try it with a directory (“secret folder”?) like this: https://www.mydomain.com/books/?fargs%5B%5D=testing I’m taken to that directory.

(I put the brackets in the urls above, as you demonstrated, but somehow they’re not showing up in my post.)

I don’t know the significance of brackets, kind of confused here.

Do I need to install BulletProofSecurity?

Thanks for your help!
Denise

After the update, my graph is showing nothing past September 18. (It’s now the 29th.)

Any suggestions? If I can’t get it fixed I’ll have to look for a new plugin and that’s too bad because up to now, it’s been great. Thanks!

Denise

socreative,

Yes, check your header.php file. That is where he put his code on my site. It wasn’t in the database, and I didn’t have any popups or anything either.

To fix this, just FTP into your site, open up the header.php file (in your theme folder) and if it doesn’t look right, replace it with the correct header.php file.

(It was very obvious when looking at my header.php file’s code that it had been changed. Hmei7’s email address was at the top of it! And all his flashing, obnoxious code was right under that.)

Meant to mention – I also (after changing all passwords) installed the BulletProof Security plugin, which I think should protect against this type of thing in the future.

I had a site hacked by this guy, too. After a bit of poking around I found that he had replaced the header.php file (that’s where all the code for his ugly flashing black “you’ve been hacked” stuff was.

I uploaded a copy of the original header.php for the theme via FTP, and voila! – the site was back up.