Porn Site Picture Gallery Wordpress getting wrong pics added

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Something has happend to my porn site.

I have picture galleries in different pages of different articles.

I notice that other pictures are added to the galleries that are not part of the niche of the site and get included with the pics I posted. How has that happen?

yes I do have some affiliate ads through out the side bars in between the articles, but this is very annoying because now the first thing when you go to the site is a porn pop up ad. I am sure users are annoyed at that and defeats the purpose of ruining the site. They will never get to my site. Its fucken annoying. I strive and enforce no Pop ups or interference to my site for my users.

Anyone have any idea how I can find the code or the culprit that converts my site or manipulates it. Yes I am learning wordpress, but its perfect for what I am using the porn site for.

Thanks so much for your help.
 
Sounds like you were hacked. Are you running with any WP security?
 
Sounds like you were hacked. Are you running with any WP security?
Yeah actually I found out what it was. It was a purpose hack. I signed up for crakrevenue.com and they have you include a php file they want you to put in your theme header file. I forgot I did that when I removed it it works fine now.

Damn you work hard to just get a site hoing and people have to interfere.

Thanks again ... your right it was a hack
 
Yeah actually I found out what it was. It was a purpose hack. I signed up for crakrevenue.com and they have you include a php file they want you to put in your theme header file. I forgot I did that when I removed it it works fine now.

Damn you work hard to just get a site hoing and people have to interfere.

Thanks again ... your right it was a hack

Uh, this doesn't sound correct at all. Maybe you copied some code that you didn't know what it was from Crakrevenue, but this has nothing to do with something they ask you to add when you join or something. They would definitely not serve pop-ups on a random verification code. I don't remember having to add anything into my theme header when I joined them. Just checked my site: No, no theme header code and I work with Crakrevenue. I think you were confused.
 
Uh, this doesn't sound correct at all. Maybe you copied some code that you didn't know what it was from Crakrevenue, but this has nothing to do with something they ask you to add when you join or something. They would definitely not serve pop-ups on a random verification code. I don't remember having to add anything into my theme header when I joined them. Just checked my site: No, no theme header code and I work with Crakrevenue. I think you were confused.

Your probably right... but it definately came from a php code I put in the header.php file. I since removed it but still trying to remember what affiliate I got it from so I can put out the warning. it was really irritating...
 
Sorry man, it does happen like that some times. What matters now is that you've managed to pull it down, which of course means more happiness and satisfaction for your site's visitors. Next time, just be more careful with whatever codes you copy, even from trusted sites
 
That doesn't sound encouraging at all. I've been thinking of working with Crakrevenue, but now I guess I need to do more of my homework thoroughly. Anyway, since I've heard that it works well for other internet marketers, I think I can go ahead and try. I guess we just have to be careful on what to accept
 
Uh, this doesn't sound correct at all. Maybe you copied some code that you didn't know what it was from Crakrevenue, but this has nothing to do with something they ask you to add when you join or something. They would definitely not serve pop-ups on a random verification code. I don't remember having to add anything into my theme header when I joined them. Just checked my site: No, no theme header code and I work with Crakrevenue. I think you were confused.
Very true. I also think it was just a mistake that went unnoticed. Even if the problem had something to do with Crakrevenue operations, I do not believe that they would serve pop ups on a random verification code. Anyway, it's good news that you are done with it and your peace is back
 
I understand what you feel. I had a similar problem some time back with stupid pop ups every now and then. Traffic reduces since people get disgusted with such photos and videos first thing whenever they visit a site. I thought it was a hack, but then I solved my case just the same way
 
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