Rotor sigs

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What is the website where i can make my sig on a rotor so it changes when you refresh pagelike knife's sig.

 

 

As id like to have multiple sigs.

 

Thanks for any help

 

[Simon.]

azupload.com

 

It says registration won't work but try signing up. Click the link next to "Forgotten your password?" here and it should send a new auth code to enter here.

 

g'luck, this method worked for me .

[Demarest]

Any website that allows you to upload PHP. PHP rotators are available for free downloads all over the place and usually just entail putting the PHP file in the same folder as all the images you want it to rotate.

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azupload.com

 

It says registration won't work but try signing up. Click the link next to "Forgotten your password?" here and it should send a new auth code to enter here.

 

g'luck, this method worked for me

 

Thanks that worked just fine

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Hmm it dosent seem to change

 

I have it like this

 

 

 

 

And set to eveytime but when you refresh it dosent change my sig

 

EDIT:sorry forgot about my other post , sorry for doule post

[Demarest]

That could be the cache on your browser. Try hard refreshing a few times.

[TheRoper]

^^Yeah, works for me. I got Stewie and then Brian at least.

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Well the sig rotar is like this (in liniar rotor) stewie, brian, officer scrots (which is currently displaying for me) and then peter dresed as spiderman.

 

It seem sthat it is changing every hour for me Although it is now set to change every minute

[SWEETSAPRIK]

x2 what Dem said.

I'm not sure how or why it works that way, but the cache seems to be it.

 

I only use IE (very rarely), and Firefox (at least 90% of the time) and have different results with each. In IE rotators always switch for me. In Firefox the image tends to load from the cache more often.

 

Now this might just be a misconception on my part, but it seems as if when using Firefox the more I have in my cache the less it will rotate. It seems like even once one of the images on a specific rotator has been cached, it will still reload the new images instead of loading from the cache. So it continues to rotate, for a while anyway.

 

Whereas if I clear my cache completely, then visit a few other graphics heavy sites, the first image loaded in a specific rotator will be cached, then it will be the only one I see for a while.

 

I've tried fiddling with the size of the cache, but the only thing that seems to work is clearing it completely. If anybody knows a way to take care of this I'd like to know. (Besides setting the cache as small as possible.)

 

You should know though, since it's your/my cache and not the rotator itself, everyone else is either seeing the image rotate to the next, or seeing one of the images previously loaded and saved in their cache. And of course anyone who has just cleared their cache will be loading the current image.

 

Most of that is based on using Firefox and having a rotator set to change on each page hit.

Edited February 22, 2006 by SWEETSAPRIK

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Ok thanks for clearing that up

[Guybrush Threepwood]

Even if you had no cache problems think about this:

-4 sigs on rotation.

-rotation set on every refresh.

 

If five people would view this topic, that'd be a complete rotation of your rotator already. If 3 more post, that's two complete rotations.

If you go posting in 5 other topics, and even 3 persons look at each topic, that's 5 complete rotations more!

 

The thing with a rotator is that if you set it to rotate on every refresh, you've got a big chance of never seeing the entire rotation for yourself.

I've now got around 50 sigs left in rotation, and I do see a different one each refresh, but judging by the one I see and the one I saw, there's about a 10 to 15 sigs gap. That means the rotator is accessed at least 10 times in between viewings. So basically the more you post, the more eratic your rotation will become, just because so many people view it.