The plugin archive has been infected with a virus and a link leading to the casino's website has been inserted.
Don't write nonsense, it's not true, you've just been hacked, and you write that it's a link in the plugin)).
I never write nonsense. I checked it on the local server installed on the computer. The plugin works fine in the admin panel, but later, after clearing the cache, all the links in the frontend changed to the casino link. I downloaded and installed the plugin archive from another site - everything became normal. There is no desire to experiment with this version from your forum.
You're just accusing me of something without evidence, and I'm explaining to you that it's not this plugin in your cause. It can be a lot of things.
I checked it on another site (on a local server), that's what I got in the end. Do you think that I, for the sake of experiment, will risk the operation of my sites? You're wrong.
I tell you about one thing, you tell me about another.
These mistakes have nothing to do with the previous "flaming". I understand that I'm not going to get any proofs (logs/code, etc), so I'll just ignore you.After installing the plugin, every page of the site began to be displayed like this. What is noteworthy is that after clicking on the page, the link led to a folder with the plugin unzipped on the computer. The site's domain was saved in the browser's address bar, and the page displayed the casino's website. (See the screenshot). After removing the plugin, the site was restored. That's all I can provide.I tell you about one thing, you tell me about another.
