EdwinLiUxD

Found it!

…In an individual site’s Admin dashboard. In the left navigation > Tools > PHP Compatibilty

Just to clarify, while edwinli.com/ux is the main site on which I’ve done any work, my multisite installation’s “primary” site is edwinli.com/.

…actually, it doesn’t seem to work on .nivoSlider at all…which might make sense, as any background there would be covered by the images… Other ideas?

Just a note: My blog is actually a self-hosted network installation, currently on WordPress version 3.6.1, and it seems to be working just fine. I installed it as Network Admin, network-enabled it, and have used it for one of my sub-sites.

To understand what happened here, was it just that the new image had the same name as the first image? And would this have resolved itself over time? If yes, would that be timescale be days or a week, or something else?

Thanks for your help!

…And now when I checked via my various devices, the attachment page shows just what it should. Weird.

Hi! Everything (almost) seems now to be working as it should. The image seen in all places is the new image.

There is one oddity, however, and that is that the image does not show up on its attachment page: https://edwinli.com/ux/portfolio/portfolio-header-image-01/.

That is true of all browsers from my laptop, my iPhone 4S, and my HP Touchpad. Clicking/tapping on the empty box on the attachment page where the image should show leads to successfully showing the image on its own, again, in all tested browsers/devices.

Could that be an effect of something related here?

Hi! Thanks for doing that!

I’ve just checked, and the results are a bit puzzling.

From my laptop (which, incidentally, is where I did all the image editing and from which I uploaded the images), the behavior has not changed. I just checked both before and after a reboot. That was with Chrome. And the laptop is running Windows 7.

Post-reboot, I’ve now also checked using IE9 and Firefox 17.0.1. Same behavior.

I checked with Firefox on another Windows 7 computer also, a computer that hadn’t yet visited my site. Same thing as originally reported.

I’ve also rebooted my tablet, an HP Touchpad running webOS v3.05, which uses a webkit-based browser. No change from last night, even after rebooting that as well.

On the plus side, when I checked with my iPhone 4S (Safari), without having rebooted it, I saw it initially load the implicated pages with the old image, but, without refreshing the page, I noted that the browser switched to the new image–either just after it finished loading the page or very close to the end of the loading.

So there’s a positive indication…though the rest of them seem unchanged…

This is about 7 hours after your post.

I expect that I could just avoid this problem altogether by re-naming the new image and uploading that, replacing the images in my pages with that newly renamed image, but I would kind of like to understand what’s going on here, or at least how to prevent the problem…I usually like the filenames that I use…

Thanks!!

Matching up with the that last URL that I didn’t remember how I got to was another URL that is almost the same, but shows the new image:
https://i1.wp.com/edwinli.com/ux/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2013/06/portfolio-header-image-01.jpg

I just don’t know what’s going on…

Sorry, the thread title should have been “Deleted version of image (same name) still showing up in pages”.

I’d love to be able to set a featured image for individual pages…I hope this gets added to twentytwelve!

Thanks! I guess I’ll leave it alone, then. Cheers!

Thanks for the word! And the work!

Really? Intentionally, I take it. Any idea or pointers to why?

I guess if it’s designed to work better that way, and if to do it the other way would create lots of headache, I can live with it, but…It’s a bit of a nit to this UX guy.

Thanks!