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  • Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    Hi David,

    Glad to help, hope i didn’t cause to much panic

    Before i reported this issue i did extensive testing with both my mac and windows systems (also on my webhosting server,) and so far only windows defender was complaining every.

    As i mentioned before – i tried to download the file or whenever i visit the wpsite where i installed the plugin (by downloading it via the wp wizard, so i could be sure it wasn’t my windows system who was infecting it!)

    After getting more info about the payload i got worried, and decided to post a warning asap. (also on the wp plugin forum) where i got a reply that

    I am “happy” that you confirm the same warning on your [WINDOWS] system

    I think that checking suspicious files via VIRUSTOTAL is not ENOUGH, i always preform extensive testing/checking when ever (which is very seldom) i encounter a virus/trojan/malware threat

    Kind regards
    Charles
    just an IT & Digital Media Professional

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    Sorry for replying so late, but thank you very much for helping me out!

    David, your suggestion just work flawlessly.

    Once again thanks, you both, for taking the time to help me out!

    Kind regards
    Charles (aka X3mGroup)

    Forgive me please for asking this, but any ETA on the new release.
    The one suited for WPMS installed in a subdirectory?

    Kind regards
    Charles

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    Hi Ipstenu (David as well)

    Again thank you both for your reply.

    David, for what i have read on different forums, i think indeed that the NOBLOGREDIRECT is the solution i want, but… is there a way to have it work as follow:

    Let’s say i made registration available, and somebody would enter

    my-domain.tld/userx (which does not exist)

    and have it redirect to:

    my-domain.tld/wp-signup?new=userx

    Thanx in advance for your suggestions!

    Regards
    Charles (x3mgroup)

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    Hi David,

    Appreciate your reply!

    So if i understand your answer, this is needed for WPMS SUBDIR’s installations?

    I honestly though that it would behave in a similar way as does WPMS SUBDOMAIN installation would, in other words when (if the registration has been disabled) one gets, when accessing a NON EXISTING subdomain, the following message :

    Registration has been disabled.

    Or am i mistaken

    Sorry for reviving this thread, but the same issue i found with a number of www.ads-software.com themes, like “twenty eleven” and “twenty twalf”, also the following ones (which i have just added) have the same problem:

    Discover
    Random Blog
    Esplanada
    Tiga
    Custom Community
    Montezuma

    So why are there so many themes which have this nasty issue!!!

    BTW: i am using TinyMCE, and using raw html gives the same result, very very annoying!

    Hopefully someone can shad a light on this

    Greetings
    Charles

    Hi David,

    Been testing your (wonderful plugin), i was wondering if i was missing something. I have been looking for a plugin which allows me to bulk edit the ALT. TEXT, would you be so kind and tell me if your plugin is able to accomplish this.

    Kindly appreciate your reply!

    Greetings
    Charles

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    OK people, i think i found the solution for this problem,
    WPTOFACEBOOK Plugin displays the following on top of the screen:
    Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in ../wp-content/plugins/wptofacebook/includes/Wptofb.php on line 264

    To solve this do the following
    replace line #264
    $results = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( $query ) );
    with the following
    $results = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( $query, $args=null ) );

    Solution to this issue was found at the following thread:
    “missing argument” errors in sidebar on WP 3.5 (posted by WhiteRockMike)

    This seems a pretty common issue with plugins that haven’t been updated for WP 3.5!
    see the post/comment Missing Argument 2 for wpdb::prepare()

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    Hi esmi,

    i expected something like that, but i would also expect that there would be some kinda plugin that would scan the media folder (by default wp-content/uploads) and rebuild the Media Library.

    Doe you know any such plugin?

    Thread Starter x3mgroup

    (@x3mgroup)

    t-p, thanx for your reply, but…

    Still not working, i have uploaded some (pictures) files using an ftp client to wp-content/uploads, but when i go to dashboard/media i don’t see anything! All (0) Unattache (0)

    BTW: the permission are OKAY!

    When using the wp way (Dashboard -> Media -> Add Neww -> Upload New Media) everything goes as expected.

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