Clicking the logo link in the 'New Everypony Spring' theme keeps redirecting me to some weird site called 'bubbling library' - it only seems to be that one theme - someone might want to check that out?
Click on "New Everypony Spring" under the "Twilight Sparkle" theme, not the "Everypony Network Spring" theme.
Seems to happen on any link relating to /forums/ and forum.php - doesn't matter if you click the navbar link or the logo (it's worth noting that both are shown to link to their usual address), again only on that one theme.
Ah, okay. Sorry I wasn't looking at the correct Spring theme, I can't read apparently. ...I'm looking into it. - - Auto Merge - - Okay. I see what is happening. There is no cause for alarm, it's an externally hosted javascript file not resolving correctly anymore. I believe it to be something left over from an old plugin as it isn't present on any other theme. I've removed it for the time being.
I fail to see how including a non existing JavaScript file would cause a redirect (there might be slightly more to this). But good to know it's sorted, thanks mike.
Sorry, when I said 'not resolving correctly anymore' what I meant was it wasn't the code it should have been. It was a legitimate script gone "rogue" or whatever. At one point this host was a legitimate source for this YUI extension below here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bubbling/ And here is the vb.org plugin that uses it: http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=233135 The culprit script that was doing the odd redirect came from [noparse]http://js.bubbling-library.com/2.1/build/dispatcher/dispatcher-min.js[/noparse] with, no surprise a redirect. Code: var redir_url = 'http://js.bubbling-library.com/'; if (window != top) { top.location.href = redir_url; } else { window.location = redir_url; } Out of curiosity I took a look at the corresponding dispatcher-min.js from vb.org's plugin. Again, no surprise it's actual YUI functions, as it should be. So what I think happened is this host might have gotten compromised or they/someone changed it for some reason. I don't know, it doesn't really have anything to do with Everypony specifically aside from us linking to it, so I don't exactly care; but this is prime reason why one should always try to locally host their scripts whenever possible. Unless it's something direct from a provider like jQuery or Google where you know exactly what you're getting. tl;dr it's gone, I made sure it's gone. There is nothing more to this (on our part). No more worrying. And thank you for bringing this to attention.
