Sorry about that.

It seems that at some point, wordpress changed the location of the feeds and now the plugin does not seem to work.

Any chance of a fix to this?

For whatever reason, fp_mint_bird_feeder_tracking() was not being called, so the feeder was not being include()ed and there was no $Mint object to work with.

I fixed my issue by adding the following to fp_mint_bird_feeder_seed_title() just below the global declaration:

if (!defined(’BIRDFEED’)) {
fp_mint_bird_feeder_tracking($wp);
}

Was just wondering, does the plugin alter the output of get_permalink() ? I have a plugin which adds extra features to my RSS feeds (e.g. “Add to del.icio.us links) and whenever it calls get_permalink it now returns:

http://www.guyrintoul.com/feeder/?FeederAction=clicked&feed=FEED-TYPE&seed=PATH-TO-POST%2F&seed_title=TITLE-OF-POST

whereas before it would just have returned the PATH-TO-POST part. Is there a way around this so that I can retrieve just the PATH-TO-POST?

Thanks,

Guy

2 questions

1. How does this plugin work? Er, I have it activated, but when I view the RSS feed php pages in wordpress they show no signs of modification. Does your plugin modify them on-the-fly as wordpress serves the pages? if so, is there an easy way to view the modified output so I can see exactly what the plugin is doing?
2. I’m getting an outrageous number of Subscribers showing up in the Feeds tab of Mint. The way I have things set up is that most subscribers are pulling my feedburner feed (http://feeds.feedburner.com/NVABlog) and I have that pointing to my RSS2 feed source in wordpress (http://www.newmanva.com/blog/?feed=rss2). Since installing the plugin this morning Mint is showing over 500 scribs but I only have 40 feedburner subscribers. I suppose I could be getting tons of direct hits to the feed, but I doubt it. Any suggestions?

I’ll see if I can do that, and let you know.