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  • Plugin Author Phil Ewels

    (@tallphil)

    Hi Bill,

    Thanks for letting me know, I seem to remember that I’ve had problems with the interval before. I’ve just been having a play in jsfiddle, it seems that setting the interval through the javascript call instead of using data-attributes (as currently) is better.

    I’ve marked this up as an issue on the GitHub repository and will fix it for the next release.

    It might be a little while before I push the next update, as there are a few other things I’d like to get done in the same batch. If you’re in a rush to get it working let me know.

    Phil

    Thread Starter blatka

    (@blatka)

    Thanks Phil. I am indeed in a bit of a rush – my clients at the non-profit want the change to happen every 3 seconds. I’ve told them to cool their heels while this gets worked out. Many thanks!

    Bill

    Plugin Author Phil Ewels

    (@tallphil)

    Hi Bill,

    I’ve just pushed a new release of the plugin with a re-write which should get this working. The javascript is now embedded in the main body of the page along with the plugin. It’s specific to that carousel, meaning that you can have multiple carousels on the same page with different attributes, and importantly, the interval setting now seems to work robustly. Let me know if you run into any troubles with it.

    I hope this sorts matters out for you. Apologies for the delay.

    Phil

    Thread Starter blatka

    (@blatka)

    Excellent, thanks! Works great, Phil!

    Unfortunately it still seems to be ineffective on my end still. I am on WordPress 3.7 and using the latest version of this plugin (1.4). I also have bootstrap and jquery included in the header (jquery first). The javascript at the end of the plugin does not seem to be affecting the carousel – even when i remove it. If I change the default interval in the array within the plugin that also makes no difference in the interval time. Any ideas?

    Plugin Author Phil Ewels

    (@tallphil)

    Hi @andrewcking,

    Are you sure that jQuery is only being included once? I found that having it included twice broke the interval setting. Beyond that, it’s difficult to suggest anything without seeing your setup. Is your site public? Can we see the link?

    Cheers,

    Phil

    So I am not exactly sure what I did but I tried it again yesterday after cleaning up some of my template markup and I got it working without problems. Sorry for the trouble, thank you for a great plugin!

    Plugin Author Phil Ewels

    (@tallphil)

    Great! Thanks for letting us know.

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