Broken WordPress Admin dashboard (no CSS loaded)

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Posted by fred | Posted in tutorial, Wordpress | Posted on 17-05-2012

When I connected on my WP admin dashboard, it was displaying in a simple HTML page (no CSS loaded). I found a great solution on the wordpress forum.

 

Simply add the following line in the wp-config.php file before the first require_once function call:

 define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);

 

Hope this will fix your problem.

 

Source: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-admin-broken-displays-plain-html-css-java-not-loading

 

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Need to do some CMS solutions evaluation?

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Posted by fred | Posted in CMS, Drupal, Web, Wordpress | Posted on 14-03-2012

I found this website where you can find, evaluate and rate most (all?) the CMS solutions currently available on the market.

 

Note: Admin and user logins are provided for each solution

More information on http://www.opensourcecms.com/general/ratings.php

 

Admin and user logins are provided

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Malware issue on WordPress (and other php) websites

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Posted by fred | Posted in Application, Security, Wordpress | Posted on 25-10-2011

I recently noticed that the following hidden links were added to the bottom of some web pages of one of my website:

Searching from where this code was generated, I noticed that the following piece of code was included at the top of almost every php files of my website:

Browsing some websites, I have found that some other webmasters had the same problem on their sites. Here is the best description of the symptoms related to this malware:

http://www.marinbezhanov.com/web-development/6/malware-alert-september-2011-sshell-v.1.0/

and here is a php script that was developed by PHP Beginners to clean up all the infected pages (http://www.php-beginners.com/solve-wordpress-malware-script-attack-fix.html).

If you found the malware in your sites, copy the cleaner.php to the root of each of your websites and run it with (http://mysite.com/myinfectedsite/cleaner.php).

You should as well find and delete the following files if they exist on your server:

    wp-thumb-creator.php
    b7a.php
    a95b.php

Hoping that this will make the full cleanup, last but not least it is strongly advised to change all your passwords (sites, database and FTP).

I suspect that this malware is coming from on of the wordpress plugin but cannot confirm it for the moment. I will keep you posted when I find the patient zero.

Good luck!

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