ishmate

enter your original blog address in place of your new blog address and try to login… that could work..
ex: https://originaldomain/wp-admin

gimme some more…

use the theme-my-login plugin. IT will take care of all that and more…

ok guys.. thanks for the tips.. will surely implement them…

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lol forgot it entirely.. here it is.. https://www.thelastpilgrimage.com

its good but it feels like a lot of columns… you could maybe change the lay out a bit and instead of the table, you could maybe add a content slider or something similar upfront.. that would make it good i think..
the color combination is nice.. its just that it looks too generic…:)

ok first of all learn english.. you cant be out here on the WordPress forums and not know English. and if you want to change the domain name after you are through this mess, try using “Domain Mirror”. Its a plugin that facilitates this function. Search it from the plugins page and install it..

is it a simplescrpt install..? if so you need to do the upgrades through Simple Scripts and not internally through WP.. 2.9.2 is a beta install so it wont show up in SS

yup its a known issue.. check this out

https://seoforums.org/site-optimization/118-script-gnu-gpl-try-window-onload-function-var.html

this has the remedial script as well..

well the funny thing is that my blog was also hosted on bluehost. I talked to the about it the other day and they said that it was necessarily an issue at my end. Their servers seemed secure enough. I realized that it was so. however i think that the script probably got in through a zencart installation that i had done a few months back just to test it out.

The current version of zencart has a known vulnerability that is similar to this one wherein there are script injection attacks that replicate themselves.

ok i had the same problem wiht my installation of Wp as well.. its a replicating script. From what i learned, it replicates itself no matter what you do. It has a backdoor programmed in and it affects your files outside of the WP installation as well. there is no definite way to remove it except that you have to do a complete nuke of your public_html folder.

Take a backup of your MySql database. The script does not affect it. Then do the nuke, re-install wordpress and simply import your old database files into the new one through the PHP-MyAdmin utility in Cpanel.

I deduced that this happens owing to security vulnerabilities in other open-source installations. Do you by any chance have Zen-Cart installed on your server? In my case, the script injection attack was through Zen-Cart…

get your database backed up first ..at any cost! do that before you do anything else…

the index.php is supposed to look like that.. have you tried other browsers. if its still not working, then i think that you may have an issue with a plugin malfunction at best. reload a fresh copy of WP. that might take care of it..