I can’t tell you anything about that code if you just post the first few lines and posting the whole thing is not a good idea either. Please email me directly and attach a few of these infected files (the whole file, even if there is good code in it).
Check you spam and if you still cannot find the registration email with your password in it then you can use the “Forgot Password” link the login page.
If you still have trouble logging in then you can email me directly with your account info and I can help you.
Yes, each site MUST use it’s own unique Key, but if you register all those sites/keys under the same email address then your donation WILL count on all those sites 
You can login here (gotmls.net/members) with any other emails accounts you may have used and transfer those registrations to your main account.
It sounds like you covered all the points I have suggested to check. If it’s a blank white screen that you are getting that could indicate that a 500 Error is being generated. Can you check your error_log files to see if there are any clues there?
You may need to turn on error logging or change your log_level too.
There is no need to change the permissions on your files and they should never be 777, that is very insecure.
It sound like something is blocking you from installing the initial definition updates. This could be the post_max_size value in your php.ini file or some other firewall plugin that is blocking my updates. I see you have made a donation, Thanks Can you try the Automatic Update feature to solve this issue?
Thanks for sending me all those files. I was able to find the last of the hidden threats in the footer.php file, that’s what was breaking your theme whenever I fixed the threat in the functions.php file. Now both of those threats have been added to the definition updates and using the automatic fixed in my plugin cleaned your site without breaking the theme
Aloha, Eli
Any intensive PHP process causes a load on the server’s resources. If you are scanning a lot of files for a long time then it is likely to cause an abnormal load. If your server is not adequately proportioned to handle this load or they are trying to host too many people on a single server then they could have a problem with you taking too much of their precious system resources.
If they are really that tight about what processes you run on your site then you should probably switch to a better server. I have room on my servers to host your site and all my servers can handle that kind of load without any problems. I charge $12/month per site, if you are interested in hosting with me then I can move you site tomorrow
Aloha, Eli
It’s probably encrypted in the PHP files, so you may not be able to find that exact text anywhere on your site. If you have verified that Google has found this on your site since your last scan and you have the latest definition updates but the scan still does not find it then you should try to pin down where this URL is showing up in your HTML output on your page. If you can’t see it when you view the source on your site then you could try “Fetch as Googlebot” in your Webmaster Tools account.
I can’t see the details of each infected file from just that screenshot but it looks like those files listed in Red have all been infected with Known Threats. If you click the Automatic Fix button then the malicious code should be removed from those file, thus restoring those plugins to their intended functionality.
You can click on any one of those files to see the contents and highlight the malicious code.
If you register each site using the same email address then your donation will count for all site under that account
Aloha, Eli
Yes please, I would like to fix this ASAP. Can you please send your login info and FTP directly to this email address:
eli AT gotmls DOT net
That was my best guess with so little information to go on. Like I said, my plug is able to scan that file just fine on my server, so it must be something about your server that is limiting my plugin or otherwise preventing that file from being read.
You can check the file permission in-place, or check your error_log file to see if there is a relevant error reported every time you scan that file. you could also check the results of the phpinfo() function to be sure that your php.ini file is affecting the appropriate values that you have set.
You may also want to inquire about your servers processor and memory capacity and other server limitation with your hosting provider. If this (or any other issue with your hosting) are a real problem for you and you would like to switch to a better host then I would be happy to move your site to one of my servers. I do offer Super Secure Hosting for $12/month per site if you are interested.
I just had a problem with my database this morning which somehow allowed you to register your site/key multiple times. This was not supposed to be possible, and it was causing a conflict that resulted in your registration not showing up at all. I deleted the duplicate registrations and it looks fine now. Please refresh your admin page and let me know if it all works right on your end now.
I have it set to 512M on all my servers but it may depend on how much memory your server actually have and whether or not your host allows you to change that setting.
Yes, I did. Thanks for the DropBox link and sorry for my late reply, I was on Oahu this past weekend the Hawaii Open Fencing Tournament so I hadn’t really had a chance to get any work done
I took a look at this file though and it’s clean 
This file was fairly large so I think your server was probably giving a read/write error because the memory_limit in your php.ini file is too low. I put this file on a testing site on one of my servers and I was able to scan it fine without any errors.
