benfitts
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Yep. Those weren’t suspicious files after all. We were using the free wordfence and didn’t think anyone had turned on the firewall. In the old version I don’t think you could without a paid subscription. That is why we were confused.
Sorry about that.
Also you might find some new wflogs folders. I found one in the wp-content directory.
We got some servers hacked with lots of suspicious wflogs activity. Including a new file in the root called wordfence-waf.php
Looks like wordfence has been targetted by a hacker.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Call to undefined function wp_cache_get()..??Same issue on a site with W3 Total Cache plugin installed.
Disabled plugin. Re-enabled. Problem went away.My issue I was copying some files from test to production where the plugins were already upgraded so that’s why I got a little out of sync. Simply disabling and re-enabling fixed it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [String locator] Does NOT show under Tools menuNot multi-site. Standard wordpress install on 4.2.2.
Also my account is the full administrator for the site and is still in the “administrator” group. I just double checked for you.
Perhaps it is a security plugin or something else that is causing the problem. However I decided to try the search and replace plugin and it worked fine. I’m only sharing debug information with you to help you improve your plugin.
In my scenario I was using “Theme my login” to create multiple registration pages. We had one which had extra fields. I didn’t want all the extra fields to show up on the default registration form.
Unless I’m mistaken, the solution of permalinks won’t help with registration pages.
Right. That was my understanding when reading the docs and I have done all that.
[theme-my-login default_action="register" register_template="wholesale-register-form.php"]copied register-form.php to my theme folder and renamed it wholesale-register-form.php
The problem is that a login form with login submit button is showing, not a registration form. Regardless of my custom fields (I took them out to debug and test a generic registration.)
Do I need to change something else too?
Actually i want to setup 2 different user registrations. That is why I wanted to make a copy. I had one using the regular wordpress registration and one that has some extra fields.
Two months is more than enough time to code a fix.
Breaking wordpress to make a plugin work isn’t a very good solution. Then you’re dependent on TWO plugins to get one plugin to work. When upgrades come out you now have to worry about two seperate plugins.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.3.3 HACKEDI got the same report from my web host. Someone was reporting JS/Downloader-AUD on one of our blogs.
The blog was running an older WordPress 2.1.3 version.
Like AldebaranJill the hacker was able to append their javascript onto the end of the header for my WordPress theme.
For you reference it had a comment which made me think it was for a stats package, but I knew we were using Google Analytics so I knew this code was probably the offender. It also used some javascript to try and encode the iframe caused by the AUD trojan.
Here is what I did to fix it:
I upgraded wordpress to 2.3.3
I removed the offending javascript code
I temporarily changed permissions on my theme to 644. (when we make theme changes in the future we’ll change the permissions back.)I hope this helps others who have had the same problem.
– Ben FittsForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Manage Categories leads to blank page.No errors in my error log.
What ended up fixing it for me was completely random.
I deleted all the posts, wrote a new post.
Deleted all the blogroll links. Wrote a new blogroll link.
Suddenly I could go in and manage categories again. There was no rhyme or reason to it.
– Ben
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Manage Categories leads to blank page.Please, can someone help us answer this question?
Why does my “manage categories” NOT work on a NEW WordPress 2.1 install? Even if I create a new category using the “write post” I cannot “Manage Categories”.
The page is blank as if there is a PHP error.
PLEASE help!
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Manage Categories leads to blank page.The wp-admin/categories.php is blank.
I cannot manage categories.
I can create a new category as suggested by others by creating the category in the “write posts” page. However even doing so does not allow me to manage categories.
This is a fresh install of WP2.1
I’ve tried reinstalling everything.
I’ve tried downloading WordPress 2.1 over and uploading the new files.
I’ve tried deleting/dropping the database and reinstalling.I’m very confused and considering I’m trying to record some videos on how to use WordPress it is quite annoying.
Yes my PHP and Mysql versions both meet the specifications.
I’m confused.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help: Blank site, Blank admin, Blank plugin managerThanks for your help guys! I appreciate it!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help: Blank site, Blank admin, Blank plugin managerThanks Podz!
That helped a bunch. I can now get to my blog and to the wp-admin area.
I really appreciate your response.
Now how do I go about turning off the plugins so I can get back to normal?