I was hoping for a less drastic approach since its only a few pages that are affected. Any other thoughts?
If you’re hacked, it’s going to help very little to simply bandaid a gushing leak in a manner of speaking…
It’s not a fun process but fixing a few files is no way to prevent additional exploits, and you also put your users at risk by not running through a proper cleaning procedure.
You much more likely to receive additional support from members here if they feel you’re working to fix the problem, rather then looking for the “quick fix” so to speak.
Do what you can to follow the cleaning process, and if you get stuck or have trouble following the instructions, then post back your questions here, i think you’ll find people more willing if you put some time into working at the problem, rather then around it..
Alternatively you could hire a developer to fix the problem for you, in which case you don’t have to do anything other then compensate the developer.
The choice is yours, or so they say… 🙂
