website coding

[damage jackal]

uhhhh, i'd have fixed it already if i were you. the problem is ONLY on google's cache. your page looks fine with other search engines. also, i doubt your host or mhs (because thats two different things) can do anything, unless you expect them to contact google instead of you.

[deadone]

yeah thats whay im trying to do.
how would i go about fixing it if the code is correct on my site

Mick

[damage jackal]

the problem is ONLY on google's cache.

[Paganec]

damage jackal, with all respect, you don't know what you're talking about. Google has absolutely nothing to do with that, its pointless to contact them. Google bot scanned his page and saved all in cash. The link I gave just reflected how Google actually saw the page. It proves that code was on his page. Since then the other search engines scanned his page (without this code, it was deleted by the time), after Google, which explains why their 'cashes' don't see anything.

Now this code is gone, there could be a lot of reasons, but there is absolutely on doubt his site was hacked (SQL injection maybe), DreamHost might be saw it and delete without notifying Mick. DreamHost was hacked already. If someone hacks DreamHost, its only a matter of time to hack all the DreamHosts' sites.

Anyways this particular code is harmless, it was written for google, users couldn't notice the code. But its not a good sign.

[damage jackal]

I'm not arguing there was an attack. But the cache is from 20 feb, which looks like googlebot didnt harvest his site since then, so contact google or use their removal page.

[Paganec]

I'm not arguing there was an attack. But the cache is from 20 feb, which looks like googlebot didnt harvest his site since then, so contact google or use their removal page.

its absolutely normal situation, google doesn't need to to go at his page everyday, you can't contact google and ask them to remove cash, its all happen automatically. Its like asking Langoliers to erase past as soon as possible, if you read Stephen King.

[forka2k]

You can tell google to re-index your page from here: WebMaster Tools
Also, you can put in your index page in the header this meta tag: <META name="revisit-after" content="1 day"/> this tells spiders to revisit your page after 1 day and the info will be always updated and it should never happen again this situation

[damage jackal]

word!

[Paganec]

You can tell google to re-index your page from here: WebMaster Tools
Also, you can put in your index page in the header this meta tag: <META name="revisit-after" content="1 day"/> this tells spiders to revisit your page after 1 day and the info will be always updated and it should never happen again this situation

You can put it in your index page, sure, but in real life it doesn't work, Google will scan your site whenever he needs to, its up to him. You are just giving him recommendations.
Mick should change passwords/make backups and contact DreamHost. Even better thing to do is to change DreamHost for a proper webhoster.

[damage jackal]

oO
did you ever worked with google's webmaster tools?