RSS feeds are automatic for WordPress. What do you need to know about them?
Well I guess I think I’m getting an error when I click on my RSS feed site and I was just wondering if I need to do something to fix it? The URL is:
feed:http://1technologynews.com/wp-rss2.php
When clicking on your RSS feed link, I get “feed is not a registered protocol.” Is that the error you’re talking about?
Your error reads:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/technolo/public_html/wp-content/plugins/adsense.php:115) in /home/technolo/public_html/wp-rss2.php on line 10
Try disabling adsense and try looking again.
@blaine235
You’re definitely dealing with a PHP error. See this page for possible help:
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Answers-Trouble_Shooting#Headers_already_sent
@johnkoontz
“feed:” is a protocol scheme that’s used to call any syndication reader registered on your system as the default application for it. If you had such a program installed, it would load when you click on a “feed:” link.
If you don’t want your rss links so ‘enabled’, just edit the “feed:” portion from the links in your templates.
After successfully setting up several feeds, and then moving the files containing one feed to a new folder on the same site, I keep getting a message from Feedburner saying (no matter what feed URL I type in), “The feed URL you entered is: http://ferocecoaching.com/thebridge/feed/ . . . We could not find a valid feed at that address.”
Feedburner wrote me:
“Most blogging tools will produce a feed for you (usually without you realizing its there). The feed is a summarization of the most recent posts to your blog and this is what you are trying to run through FeedBurner.
“The feed is simply a well-formed file that gets updated everytime you publish a post to your blog. Or in some cases it is generated on the fly when you hit the proper address.
“Scraping the source of your blog it looked as if your WordPress setup was indicating that the feed should be accessible at this address: http://ferocecoaching.com/thebridge/?feed=rss2
“However, this doesn’t work. Where your feed really does reside and what configuration settings you need to adjust to get it working I don’t know.”
They recommended I go to a forum and ask. My blog address is http://ferocecoaching.com/thebridge/. What do I need to change?
Have you created any entries? I went to your site and there are no entries there. Try putting up an entry or two to see what happens. And is this a clean installation or have you tampered with the templates? Even the slightest adjustment you’ve made to anything could be useful information to track down the problem, even if you don’t think it’s related.
Have you tried this using the WordPress default theme? You may want to give that a shot first. If it works there, you know it’s a template issue.
Your feed will be invalid until you actually have POSTS in the blog itself. Empty blog = Empty feed.
