jonimueller

There is no malicious code in there. But the last line:

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Should be this instead:

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If it helps you any, I am using a combination of these plugins:
1. List Subpages
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/list-sub-pages/

2. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simply-attached/

It’s not as elegant as WPFB because you cannot assign categories, and I have page hierarchies that I have to keep. But it’s working here:
https://www.idylwood.org/online-documents

It’s better than nothing and heh, it WORKS!

I know. I just gave up on it and found another solution that didn’t cost me sixty dollars. It irritates me because it WAS such a good plugin, but something happened during the last several WP updates and the developer has just run away. Believe me, I am a web developer with a big mouth and I learned in my own business that the pans of one or two unhappy customers outlives the praise of the satisfied ones. And in this case, I think it’s pretty ugly of them to just ignore people. Maybe someone will FORK the plugin and get it working again.

I shelled out $59 to buy premium/pro specifically because I wanted some help and was willing to PAY FOR IT. My tickets are two weeks old. Fabian? Yoo hoo?

My next step is to attempt a chargeback on my credit card. That won’t solve my issue of a broken plugin but at least I’m not out money.

The point of paid support is to get help. I am very disappointed about all of this.

Nick, I have disabled all plugins except for the slider and it still won’t let me upload images. I get the attached error message. If I disable the slider, I can upload images without a problem.

https://www.pettitfunds.com/error_pettitfunds_dot_com_genesis_responsive_slider.png

I have the latest version of WP installed. The client’s host is 1and1.com.

Here’s another oddity. Before setting up the slider, I created a new post category, “Slider,” because I want to tell the slider to use images from that category. But it refuses to see the new category. I’ve tried clearing caches, different browsers, shutting down Windows, etc.

Item 1 is easy. Just use a dropdown instead of a text field. For some of your other wishlist itmes you may need an addon. Best to check the Gravity Forms website.

Have you recently added a plugin? If so, try disabling that and see if you can edit your menus. Also try clearing your browser’s cache, or using another browser to see if the problem goes away and you can at lest get at your menus to make your edits.

I wasn’t sure; but you were talking about menu tabs on your web site. Are those tabs still on the site and it’s just that you cannot change them?

Can you see them to edit them on the backend using another browser?

Can you login to your WordPress site to access the dashboard?

Sounds like a server side issue. Has your web host upgraded its PHP version recently?

Can I get a link to your site. I am having a hard time envisioning what you mean. Are these tabs generated using a plugin or code or are they part of the theme? If they are part of your theme, perhaps the theme author can assist.

Contact your web host. They should have a daily or weekly backup. Once you get your blog (WordPress, I presume) up and running again, install a backup plugin so you won’t have to worry about this again! I recommend WP Backup.

If you don’t already have a robots.txt file, then the horse is out of the barn. I always develop on a subdomain of the primary site location and place a robots.txt file there; but even that is no guarantee of secrecy since robots are free to ignore the robots.txt file if they want to; quite a few do.

Do you have access to the files in your cPanel account with the web host where the domain was originally pointed? Unless you dropped the hosting along with the domain, the files should still be there.

The only ways I know of to redirect people from the old domain to the new one are (1) use a 301 redirect placed inside an .htaccess file located on the original domain; or (2) if you repurchased the domain, just do a redirect from your registrar. But that isn’t going to solve your problem of broken image links.

Be sure you are NOT using visual mode for this. And is the code in a template or part of a page or blog post?