• bh_01

    (@bh_01)


    I am currently designing a website at http://coffswebdesign.com.au/tigers/ and I ran into an error when I was editing the functions.php file which for some reason I cannot rectify. I had a previous version of the file on my computer (1322 bytes) which I uploaded via FTP replacing the new error-prone version (1288 bytes), but as soon as I uploaded the old one it instantly changed to 1288 bytes which makes me think there’s something strange going on behind the scenes. Any reason why this is occurring?

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  • Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    If something is actually changing your PHP files then you are hacked.

    But that may not be the case. Download via FTP and perform a diff on what you downloaded versus what you uploaded (use two different file names).

    On the PC look up WinDIFF or if you can get it Notepad++ used to have a diff add-on.

    On the Mac use the terminal app and just diff file1 file2.

    If they are not identical then something is going on and you may be hacked.

    govpatel

    (@govpatel)

    using ftp rename astatinize to say astatinize_hold so default theme opens and delete the theme reinstall the theme.

    Thread Starter bh_01

    (@bh_01)

    Thanks guys, I’ve managed to solve the issue now. Once again thanks for helping out.

    govpatel

    (@govpatel)

    You are welcome

    Thread Starter bh_01

    (@bh_01)

    One more thing regarding the website – I am trying to get a vertical pausing scroller to display just below the ‘Follow us on’ section in the header but it doesn’t seem to be working. I’ve tried a few things in the header.php file but none of them have worked out yet. I’d really appreciate if any of you could provide me with some assistance.

    Thread Starter bh_01

    (@bh_01)

    I’ve got it up there but the images just aren’t displaying properly. Any ideas?

    Thread Starter bh_01

    (@bh_01)

    Never mind. Problem fixed.

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