FeedPress Plugin

FeedPress is the most reliable alternative to FeedBurner.

This WordPress plugin automatically handles feeds redirections to your FeedPress feeds the easiest way.

Additionally, every time you publish a new article, a ping is sent to FeedPress to automatically update the feed in realtime.

1. Copy the feedpress folder into wp-content/plugins
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu
3. Configure your feed from the new FeedPress Settings submenu

1.8

• New FeedPress branding and API URLs

1.7.2

• Now pings every configured feeds when publishing a new post.

1.7.1

• Remove use of anonymous function feature that is not available with old PHP versions.

1.7

• Automatic syncing of your feed URLs and hostnames.
• Autonomous checks for any feed redirection error.
• Better way of adding custom feed redirections (tags, categories, URls).
• Changed the static slug on plugin links.
• Added a setting to disable responsive images in feeds summaries.

1.6.3

• Handling link to settings for 2.7 and 2.8+ versions.

1.6.2

• Added a link to settings in plugins.php page.

1.6.1

• Fixed a redirection bug when the “Do not redirect not configured category or tag feeds” setting was checked.

1.6

• Added a redirect=false mode to avoid feed redirections.

1.5.9

• Fixed a display bug with custom hostnames feeds.

1.5.8

• Small bugfix on feed creation alias.

1.5.7

• Small bugfix that could have prevented some custom URLs to redirect.

1.5.6

• Double checking variables to avoid some PHP errors.

1.5.5

• Changed the wording on “Do not redirect any feed” setting.
• The transparent setting now works even with the “Do not redirect” setting.

1.5.4

• WordPress 3.7 compatibiliy.
• Removed extra taxonomy.

1.5.3

• Another side effect fix of the WP Http class. Sorry about that.

1.5.2

• Better error handling with WP Http class.

1.5.1

• Got rid of cURL, using WP Http class instead. Much more stable.

1.5

• You can now redirect custom URL paths to FeedPress feeds.

1.4.1

• Fixed a bug preventing the tag and category redirect delete.

1.4

• You can now specify a distinct redirection for each category and tag.

1.3

• New name!
• Added transparent mode: The feed is not redirected to FeedPress but requests are still reported.

1.2.3

• Resolves some caching issues as well, and debug mode.

1.2.2

• Trying to resolve some caching issues with the template_redirect action.

1.2.1

• The plugin now deletes all of its settings when the user disconnects from FeedPress.

1.2

• Now supports custom hostnames.

1.1.2

• Fixed a bug that prevented the plugin to work on some shared hosting.

1.1.1

• Cosmetic changes. You can now use a standalone account in addition to Twitter.

1.1

• You can now create the feed directly within the plugin.

1.0

• First version. Enjoy!