ianatkins

10.7 MB

Uncompressed, which is still relevant given that’s how its used.

For it being open source, I don’t see how having two versions of releases impedes that. jQuery for example does exactly that.

And it’s a shame we can’t have a discussion about this, without you placing an immediate no on the subject, surely community driven feedback is what drives open source, but that’s your 2 cents given i guess.

Just for anyone else looking.

I ended up storing the URL as a custom field then using wp_oembed_get

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_oembed_get

Yeah I can confirm that aswell, I was excluding a category.

Looks like we’ve found us a bug.

Alas, it should work, no?

Where are the ninjas?!

Yeah I didn’t find a solution.

bump.

This might be of interest, if you don’t mind getting your hands a little dirty with some php.

https://wpquestions.com/question/show/id/485

Wow nice one Eric, thanks for sharing.

I guess the more elegant solution would be the removal from core!

Thanks again.

Well if it was an error message, rather than something that looked like a virus, then perhaps they wouldn’t make the mistake again. As it stood they had no idea they had made a mistake.

Obviously a more intuitive approach would to simply not let you select a comparison on the same version.

Humour has its place, if its inclusive ??

I’ll see what the feedback is like here, if people agree I’ll pop something on trac.

Just to clarify, my code has to be used in the loop. And links back to the parent page of a sub page. (wrong end of the stick!!)

Media Temple system status ticket, for anyone else suffering this!

https://weblog.mediatemple.net/weblog/category/system-incidents/1404-wordpress-redirect-exploit/

<?php
if ($post->post_parent) {
   echo '<a href="'.get_permalink($post->post_parent).'" class="back">Back to '. ucwords(get_the_title($post->post_parent)) .'</a>';
} ?>

If you use phpmyadmin, or another database editor. Run the following query on your wp_posts table.
update wp_posts set post_content = replace(post_content,'<script src="https://ae.awaue.com/7"></script>','');

This will delete any instance of the javascript in post content. Have a browse over your database, it might be stored elsewhere aswell.

As yet I’m still to find any file modifcations but am running exploit scanner at the moment.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/exploit-scanner/

Yeah been checking that out, and yep the code is removed!

Thanks for the reply, I’ll update here as and when I find out more.

Yep, its youtube. it just doesn’t get processed.

If I post the url in a normal page it processes fine. Its just accessing the data via get_page that doesn’t work.

I too have this issue. The ‘Link URL’ is not saved when clicking save all changes.

I need to access the URL via templates. I’m not even sure ‘Link URL’ is being inserted into the database. Is it just used for the insert into post link?