Hello,

I've upgraded from 3.3.2 to 3.3.3 and my header images no longer rotate as they use to. I have around 30 images in the images/header/ folder and a click of any link would randomly display one of the new header images.

With the upgrade you can click a link, hit refresh, CTRL+refresh and you get the same image. I've tested in IE8 and Chrome and have no script errors. I blew away my Wordpress install and did a full new install and still the images do not rotate.

Please understand I am not looking to rotate my images every few seconds, but to randomly grab one of the 30 images I have with the click of any link like version 3.3.2 use to work.

Regards,
Yarrokon

when you did the upgrade. did you move the header images to the new versions image/header folder?

Originally Posted by juggledad

when you did the upgrade. did you move the header images to the new versions image/header folder?

juggledad,

Yes, the images were copied over to the new folder in the first install a few weeks ago, and then yesterday I did the fresh install and again uploaded the images to the below location. "\wp-content\themes\atahualpa333\images\header\"

It will mainly show one image, some times two images but will always go back to the first image that is loaded when the site comes up. I am using Wordpress v2.7.1 and Atahualpa 3.3.3 which I again downloaded today.

I've added some pages, and the images seem to rotate more but not as often as the previous version. I am wondering if this could be a CACHING issue? You use to be able to click the same link and get a new image just about every single time.

http://www.phxshared.com/

Again, thank you for your assistance!

Regards,
Yarrokon

Do you have any caching plugin's installed? If so, disable them and see what happens.

Originally Posted by juggledad

Do you have any caching plugin's installed? If so, disable them and see what happens.

Nothing major yet as I have just about the default install pretty much.

Plugins installed are; Akismet, Contact Form 7, and Google Analytics for WordPress (Google Analytics Tracking Code is in header.php)

Are you seeing the same thing with the link that I've provided? For Internet Explorer I have my CACHE removed on exit of the application, set to 50mb and looking for new content set at "Every time I visit the webpage".

Regards,
Yarrokon

...and Google Analytics for WordPress (Google Analytics Tracking Code is in header.php

wait, did you modify header.php? If so, please restore the original and see if you still have a problem