This morning I logged into Feedburner to check my stats. AAAARGH! 0 subscribers on all my blogs. Seems my upgrade to WordPress 2.0.3 broke the feedburner redirect plugin.
How to fix it
I experimented for a while, and came up with this surefire fix:
- Login as admin, go to plugins
- Disable the Feedburner replacement, then re-enable
- Go to options, then Feedburner.
- Disable the redirection
- Click the Feedburner tab again, and re-enable
- Click "activate"
- Now edit your .htaccess file on the server.
- Change this line:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^FeedBurner.*$
to this:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^Feed.*$
[tags]wordpress, wordpress2.0.4, feedburner, bugs[/tags]
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About Bruce Kroeze
hey bruce, thanks for the note. i havent actually had a problem since. actually i discovered that i wasnt having a problem at all. i just hadnt cleared my cache before refreshing the feedburner feed page to make sure it was synced up with my latest posts.
Dear Bruce,
I have now a problem with my feedburner plugin and want to do according to your tips but I can’t find a file .htaccess file on my server. Can you help me find it with some advice?
May God bless you!