I had a similar incident. A client received an email from GoDaddy that their site had been infected. The file was ../wp-content/w3tc/log/03e0d236_infoold.php. What can be done to further lock this folder down? Current chmod is 705. I do not have this file for review as it was deleted immediately.
Anyone have any ideas to serve plugin files such as the above listed thru a mirror CDN and W3 Total Cache?
$post->ID returns the ID of an image in the scroller.
the_title returns the title of an image in the scroller.
The return values match each other.
<?php echo $post->ID; ?> <?php the_title($echo); ?>
Instead of returning the page ID it returns the last image in the scroller.
