Marco

@ taloweb, Thanks I added the code above to my functions.php but it didn’t work. 🙁

I thought that editing the search.php file would be were the code would go.

Here is what I have.

<div id="basicsearch">
        <form method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/">
			<fieldset>
                <input type="text" value="<?php the_search_query(); ?>" name="s" id="s" />
                <input type="image" src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory')?>/images/mag.jpg" id="go" alt="Search" title="Search" />
			</fieldset>
        </form>
</div>

For instance I have a particular that I want added to the normal search box.

@ chinmoy29 It doesn’t say how to add a custom post type to search but I appreciate the link.

Hey,

I’m sorry to jump in here but if you have the answer to my question I would be incredibly grateful.

How do you add custom post types to searches?

Thanks!

-M

I posted this on another thread here in the WP Forums:

I solved the problem. Instead of going through every single file and deleting every infected WordPress install and js file (Which I have spent most of my day doing) I found this site which provided a script to debug the malicious code on my server.

I hope this helps anybody who encounters the problem.

Marco

Okay so I solved the problem. Instead of going through every single file and deleting every infected WordPress install and js file (Which I have spent most of my day doing) I found this site which provided a script to debug the malicious code on my server.

I hope this helps anybody who encounters the problem.

Marco

This has happened to me multiple times. Does anyone know how to solve the issue or prevent it?

It keeps returning and infecting all my blogs.

Is it a plug-in?

I have multiple blogs running 2.8.6 (1 blog)- 2.9 (5 blogs) running on bluehost.