Zane

Fixed the problem. Thanks Danny!

Well bluehost is crap with intrusion support.

So far I have found code in another site where they had injected weird air jordan links ( I guess to spoof Pagerank? ). I also got an email from Google claiming 3 sites had been compromised.

I am baffled that a shared host doesn’t offer basic malware / trojan / eval scanning on their servers.

I have upgraded all of my scripts and am still trying to find out how to do a server wide scan. I am trying to do a search on all files for that eval code

grep -r “<?eval($_POST[a]);?>”

Still waiting on results.

There has got to be a way to use a scanning tool on a shared server without root access.

Thank you for the feedback leejosepho.

If the hacker has my DB and the key does that mean he knows what the password was?

Hey mra13

Sorry for the delay. I didn’t realize you replied.

No caching plugins. I just disabled all plugins other than yours with no luck.

Sorry, I was a little annoyed that such a big release would have such an apparent issue.

Did you try a different browser?

Jan – That seems counter intuitive.

I was able to fix my issue by switching over to Firefox. Why the interface changed when switching from chrome to Firefox I don’t know. Firefox used the old interface which worked. Hope this helps others who find this post with the same problem ( which is likely since it comes up #1 on google when searching the error produced ).

How about a little more error detail beyond “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.”

Just updated wordpress and tried to upload pics to my first post. Received this error. Looks like a real winner of an update guys.

If this is normal than there appears to be an issue with the way some sites are logging in. When I login using the url above it puts me right back at the login screen with no error.

I am only able to replicate this issue with one site but the error exists with the default theme installed and all plugins turned off. Not sure what to do. The issue is resolved if I remove everything after wp-login.php . That url logs in fine and returns to the home page.

If you follow the google link it appears multiple people are having this issue.

I take it back. I just went back to re-verify that the issue was still there and everything is working now. Is it safe to deduce that the issue was on the host and not wordpress? I am scratching my head.

Glad things are back to normal!

Why is this very repeatable widespread issue getting zero attention?

I just restored my site to a saved copy of v3.2.2 and tested both issues. They were both there. I tried upgrading to v4. Same issue still there. I am not sure if this is saying that the issue has been around for a while but I never noticed or that something is corrupt.

I have found a year old posts regarding the (pending) menu item issue. They seem to point to a corrupt db. I browsed my DB, specifically the postmeta table which was identified as corrupt in the older post and found no issue.

PT, glad to hear we are not alone. Hopefully we get a torrent of these confirmation posts so the issue can get fixed asap!

Yes, these two issues are repeatable across all installations of wordpress on this version. I appreciate any information regarding these two bugs that anyone can provide. In the meantime I will warn all of my site owners.

I was able to remove the spinning arrows by editing

contact-form-7/modules/submit.php

Find:

$html .= '<img class="ajax-loader" style="visibility: hidden;" alt="' . esc_attr( __( 'Sending ...', 'wpcf7' ) ) . '" src="' . esc_url_raw( $src ) . '" />';

Replace with:
$html .= '';

davidperriard,

Not sure I follow. It sounds like you just said you updated the js folder of the theme with the js folder of the theme (Since Mystique is your theme).

Are you saying the theme provider provided an update which fixed this issue?

I appreciate any input you can provide. Thx.