Plugin Author
Eli
(@scheeeli)
As I said when you emailed me directly:
If it’s not in the plugins then maybe it’s in the core files. If grep didn’t find it then it’s probably encoded.
Have you tried a full integrity check of the core file or a complete core file replacement?
Eli,
Don’t know who emailed you but it wasn’t me.
Anyway, yes, I’ve replaced all core files, as well as plugins and themes. It’s basically a fresh install. Same thing.
I’ve also tested it on 3 other sites with different setups – same thing.
Plugin Author
Eli
(@scheeeli)
oh, sorry, I guess someone else is having the exact same issue and it’s not in their plugin our themes either.
If you are sure that it’s not in the core files either then it must be in a global include, possibly even outside the WordPress install directory.
If this is happening on other sites too then it could be globally included from a php.ini or .htaccess directive. check your server’s config files and any .htaccess files in parent directories. You might also find something using the phpinfo() function.