logic.js adding itself to documents

[Aoryu]

Hi There!

It's a simple question: I created an Blank PHP document and automatically it adds an 'logic.js' document link.

Why? I don't know but i've not added it to the document.

Here's a screenshot for the doubts:

It's linked to this site (nonexistent).

Thanks for any response.

[Nancy OShea]

I cannot reproduce what you describe.

Does your site folder contain any exotic frameworks?

Have you run a full system virus scan lately?

[WolfShade]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Nancy+OShea  wrote

Have you run a full system virus scan lately?

This was the first thought on my mind, when I first read the OP's post.  I don't even know what "logic.js" is.  I tried Googling it, but all I got were pages on JavaScript logic, nothing about logic.js.

V/r,

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[Kratika Agarwal]

Hi,

Thanks for reporting.

We are not able to reproduce the issue at our end. Please let us know below information in resolving the issue

• What is the Dreamweaver Version and OS are you using?
• Please try clearing Dreamweaver Preferences and see if the issue is resolved.

Unusual behavior in Dreamweaver? Try restoring preferences.

• Is the issue happening every time you create a new site and create a new PHP page in that site

Thanks

Kratika

[Aoryu · Accepted solution]

Hi again and thanks for your support.

I have to tell you that my bank suggested to install an "Secure Transactions App" that as interfering into all my connections. I've uninstalled and now that 'logic.js' reference isnt appearing anymore.

All your additional questions have helped me me a lot solving this issue.

Thanks again.-

[Nancy OShea]

Aoryu  wrote

I have to tell you that my bank suggested to install an "Secure Transactions App" that as interfering into all my connections. I've uninstalled and now that 'logic.js' reference isnt appearing anymore.

Wow, that's a little scary.  Glad you were able to get rid of it.

[WolfShade]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Nancy+OShea  wrote

Wow, that's a little scary.  Glad you were able to get rid of it.

A _little_ scary???  That's a lot scary.  That's tampering without consent or advance knowledge.  Had that happened to a DoD system, I'm pretty sure someone would be sued into non-existence.

V/r,

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[Jon Fritz]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Nancy+OShea  wrote

Aoryu   wrote

I have to tell you that my bank suggested to install an "Secure Transactions App" that as interfering into all my connections. I've uninstalled and now that 'logic.js' reference isnt appearing anymore.

Wow, that's a little scary.  Glad you were able to get rid of it.

Especially when the domain it's attached to (dbscript.net as shown in the OPs screen capture of the location bar) has no website and is available for purchase.

Something feels extra pfishy about that.

[Aoryu]

For additional reference, i let you know the original bank website recommending this software for 'protection against false sites'

But i think this wouldnt interfere with Dreamweaver when it detects all related files of the document without having some 'includes' on it.