March 1, 2007 at 11:47 pm
· Filed under Wordpress Plugin, Wordpress
Today we became aware of a bug in the chicklet code for the Fedafi Wordpress Plugin. The bug stopped the chicklet from showing the correct data on the first of each month.
Below is a fix for this, unzip the archive and upload chicklet.php to your fedafi folder
/wp-content/plugins/fedafi/
Download the patch here.
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January 23, 2007 at 8:03 pm
· Filed under Fedafi, Wordpress Plugin, Wordpress
If you are wondering if the Fedafi Wordpress Plugin is compatible with the new 2.1 version of Wordpress, well - it is!
We’ve tested and can’t see any problems, if you find any let us know.
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January 16, 2007 at 5:36 pm
· Filed under RSS Marketing, Create RSS Feeds, RSS, Fedafi, RSS Tracking, Wordpress Plugin, Wordpress
We have just released v1.0.2 of the Fedafi RSS Wordpress Plugin, download it here.
The new release has some feature changes, code optimization and bug fixes.
New Features
- We have started to introduce the new statistics engine into the code, this will now show subscribers by online service where available. So you will be able to see how many Bloglines, Rmail, Pageflakes, Netvibes (and many more) subscribers you have. It’s available by day and uses some Ajax to drop down, it looks like this:

- We have also added referrer tracking so you can see where people come from when they click on article links. This of course is limited to where a referrer is available. This means if a Pageflakes user clicks an article you will know about it. But if a desktop reader clicks one it will just show ‘Desktop/Mobile reader’, like this:

Bug Fixes
- We fixed a bug that caused the stylesheet to be ignored if you used a different folder to install Wordpress (different from the index page)
- Fixed a ‘null’ return bug in the stats routine
We recommend everyone updates to the latest version. Please report any bugs here.
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January 16, 2007 at 2:38 pm
· Filed under Create RSS Feeds, Fedafi, Wordpress Plugin, Wordpress
If you use the default Wordpress permalink structure for your blog then many people may subscribe to your current feed using an URL something like this
domain.com/?feed=rss2
If you install the Fedafi Wordpress Plugin you need to redirect this to the new feed so that your subscribers don’t get lost.
To do this you need to add code similar to this in your sites .htaccess file.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^feed=(rss2)$
RewriteRule ^.*$ http://yourdomain.com/rss.php? [R,L]
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