Hi,
Generally, it is due to the plugins which creates this kind of problem….so you can either deactivate all plugins from database and reactivate plugin one-by-one to find culprit…or rename the plugins directory via FTP.
– From wordpress admin area -> Appearance-> Widgets under Screen options, try the Enable Accessibility Mode.
– Delete or refresh the browser cache.
Thanks,
Shane G.
nothing that references <?php get_links
in the sidebar.php?
Thread Starter
Eric
(@winmkt)
Thanks for getting back to me. I found the cause. It turns out footer.php was encrypted with the following php code:
eval(gzinflate(str_rot13(base64_decode("ENCRYPTED_TEXT"))))
I found a script to decode it at http://www.proxyutza.com/how-to-decode-ugly-evalgzinflatebase64_decode/ and in the decrypted footer.php file I found where the widgets were hard coded.
Thanks again for your assistance.
Eric