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  • I haven’t used any other plugins to remove it we manually coded a script to remove it, but it came back. I also updated all the revslider plugins to 4.6.5, even backup directorys, then we ran the script and it removed it from everything and everything seemed fine for a day now its back.

    I successfully removed this script from a few sites today using your plugin, so we will see if it stays away or not. I will keep you updated. It seems like it might have been coming from something other than revslider which people keep thinking, as I thought this was updated back in like feb of this year from themepunch. I guess it’s trial and error.

    If this prevents this from returning we will be using this on all sites on the server.

    We updated all sites that were using revslider when we cleaned all of these and wrote a script to remove it from all files… Now couple days later its back so now trying this plugin. Was just seeing if this plugin is going to prevent it from happening or just remove it every time it happens.

    I see people mention this is able to remove the collect.js malware but is it going to prevent it from happening again?

    Has anyone found the actual cause to this massive malware issue? We cleaned out a few sites the other day and now we have it again.

    Thread Starter bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    I just maxed z-index for what I needed. I wanted to add no hover attribute for Pinterest hover on the fancy box images but max z-index worked.

    Honestly suprised categories was not an included tab. I modified the plugin to replace comments with category list.

    I think the author should add categories as an option just like tags. It’s the same concept but instead of get_tags($args) its get_categories( $args )

    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    The zip codes you are inserting from tax-rates.com do not have 9 digit zip codes… What do you want me to do?

    If you do not have a 9 digit zip code in the DB, and someone enters a 9 digit zip code and its not calculating that would be a woocommerce issue not an issue with this plugin. This plugin simply inserts the data from the csv file… Are you wanting me to do a check on each zip code in the csv and find its related 4 digit extension?

    What don’t you get? You want me to give you an over ride template for woocommerce this has nothing to do with my plugin. I’m still confused on why you think this is an issue with the plugin when in fact its an issue with woocommerce checking the rates…

    Are you inserting 9 digit rates? If your getting the rates from tax-rates.com then you are not because they do not include them.

    This could be solved really easily if you just think about some options instead of trying to put the issue on this plugin when in fact it has nothing to do with the plugin.

    Have you thought about limiting the characters in the zip code field to 5 characters that would sure solve your problem easily…

    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Are you serious? Everyone I know enters zip codes using 5 digits, I don’t even know what the last 4 of my zip code are when using 9 digits…

    You are not using this plugin how it was meant to be used. You said in another post, you are not using the csv from tax-rates.com which you should be using with this plugin as its a requiremenet. Or you can modify the csv you are using to have the same column names and order as one from taxrates.com.

    You are the only person I have ever heard of that enters 9 digit zip codes, and the only one out of thoasands of people who have used this plugin tell me I need to fix this free plugin to meet your standards… The zip codes from taxrates.com do not provide the 9 digit code. They are tax professionals and provide cloud based woocomemrce solutions and they do not use 9 digits in the csv files. So maybe you should talk to them or talk to woocommerce and tell them to fix the check.

    Or maybe you could even make a custom over ride and change the query which looks up tax rates using like %zipcode%.

    Good luck with what ever you choose to do.

    This is not a problem with the plugin, you just aren’t using it how it was meant to be used and want me to develop changes which are out of my control.

    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    You should start your own post…

    The plugin is supposed to work with 5 digit zip codes, and by using the csv from taxrates.com. It’s not my problem if you are downloading some other csv files and trying to import them using this plugin.

    No where does it say to import random csv files… It specifically says to download the csv file from taxrates.com and simply import it.

    The problem you are having would be related to woocommerce so talk to them about it. All this plugin does is import tax rates based on zip codes from a csv file. Which the default is 5 digits… so if you are using a custom plugin to calculate shipping using 9 digit codes you are importing, then woocommerce needs to make a fix so that 9 digit zip codes are being calculated, or you need to modify the csv to have the same format columns as the taxrates.com csv as I am assuming you are importing some other random csv files that are not importing correctly because of the wrong format.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Tax Rate Upload] Bugs
    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Oops, updated and tested. Grab the latest update 2.4.5

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Tax Rate Upload] Bugs
    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Updated the plugin.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Tax Rate Upload] Bugs
    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    I’ll take a look at the upload button… No one has ever mentioned that before and I didn’t think this was the case or an issue. It shouldn’t upload if a file does not exist etc.

    The zip codes do import in order. Anything other than that would be a suggestion for woocommerce to add a search field to be able to search rates by city, state, zip, etc.

    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    That would be under the tax tab towards the bottom in woocommerce settings.

    Plugin Author bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Check that you have Display tax totals: set to itemized.

    Also if you could email me a test admin account I can take a look email me at [email protected]

    Thanks,
    Adam

    Thread Starter bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Awesome thanks, I just used jQuery to append if the eventrocket class was not found etc. But I replaced it with this.

    I tried this yesterday but was using the wrong filter I guess.

    But yea maybe add that in the faq or something.

    Thanks,
    Adam

    Thread Starter bowenac

    (@bowenac)

    Never mind, it was the editor not allowing php etc.

    I just created a quick shortcode to display those links and now they work. Didn’t see any shortcode options which is surprising.

    Also noticed another possible bug or something I recommend a fix for.

    If no featured image you should not display the img tag as it just shows an image box with no image and looks nasty. Only show an image if featured image exists etc.

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