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That’d be great! Thanks, Joe.

Thank you @afarkas for looking into this. I’m still worried about this, but a little less so.

And thank you, @nabjoern. I seem to always be getting both images on both a normal reload and a ‘hard’ reload. I’m using a Mac with the same version of Chrome (although I’m still on 10.9.5, if that matters).

Hi @afarkas. Thank you for responding again to my question.

The problem I notice also appears on one of the Picturefill demo pages.

Doesn’t this image show that two images are downloading?

This is the same problem (I think it’s a problem) I’m having with the plugin. I realize this may be less an issue with the plugin than with Picturefill itself.

@joe McGill: Thank you for your response. I’m using 2.0.2 and Chrome 40.0.2214.94.

I uninstalled all the plugins except for RICGRI. Still the correctly sized image is downloaded, followed by the image I have set as the largest needed. If you have any other suggestions or workarounds, I would love to try them. This plugin looks like a great solution.

@afarkas. Thank you for your response. I’m not sure why, but I have the same problem when I hard-code your suggested markup: the correct image comes in, followed by the largest.

Thank you, Ruben. I look forward to your update. Please let me know if you know of any workarounds in the meantime.

Thank you for the suggestion, josephscott. I checked the file and didn’t see any garbage characters. I’ll check others and disable plug-ins and maybe upload a new xmlrpc.php file.

I know a lot of people have xml-rpc snags. I’ve searched through these forums and elsewhere and have yet to find a solution that works for this particular ornery problem.

Another clue is that when I switch themes, I don’t have this problem. I’m using a custom theme, built up from the bare-bones Starkers theme. But I never touched the xmlrpc.php file.

Yet when I switch to Starkers–no problem connecting to site through xml-rpc. Switch to my theme–problem.

Does anyone have any suggestions, places to look, incantations to chant, etc.?

Wicked–thanks so much. Got it to work with the following:

<?php $pagenumber = ($wp_query->query_vars['page']); ?>
<?php if (empty($pagenumber)) {
	$pagenumber = 1;
	}; ?>
<?php $totalpages = (substr_count($post->post_content, '<!--nextpage-->')+1); ?>
<?php if ($totalpages == $pagenumber) { ?>
	This is the end and the e-mail address goes here thanks to MichaelH.
<?php }; ?>

you can test for 1st page with
if ( isset($wp_query->query_vars[‘page’] ))
if it returns false you are on the 1st page.

This works beautifully. Thank you for the great suggestions.