Trent

And like I said, they all work fine in my regular feed reader, so it may very well be some kind of error in FeedWordpress. It's just strange that the wordpress.com subdomains work fine, but not the regular domain names.

Got any examples?

If that didn't work at times I used http://trentadams.ca/feed.php?rss2

That worked fine for me in FeedWordpress and with Autoblog

Trent

Just as an FYI for anyone else with this problem, my further testing with another dozen or so wordpress.com sites indicates that it is indeed the domain mapping that is mucking something up... domain.wordpress.com works fine, but any site hosted with the domain mapping, domain.com, results in the "No feed found" error.

That being said, if you clear the cache that the plugin has created and then change the feed in your syndication portion to the new and correct URL, it should work for you. If it doens't pick up the feed automatically, use phpmyadmin or something that can access your database to add the feed manually.

Now, back on track, I would imagine that searcing through the wordpress.org forums will give 'way more' suggestions than I just did because it is really a self-hosted issue!

Cheers,

Trent

I run a WordPress installation - http://www.rudyblogs.com - that uses the FeedWordpress plugin to aggregate feeds. I recently added http://bloggers4rudy.wordpress.com to my feed list, and it was working fine.

However, a couple days ago, the owner of that site said he added domain mapping to change his url to http://bloggers4rudy.com and since then, the feed has failed to import, and I keep getting a "No feed found" error message in the admin panel.

The feed is still working fine in my regular feed reader, so I don't know what might have changed that makes it now fail to import.

drmike, In the Links/Syndication Panel set up by the FeedWordPress plugin (for my independently hosted WordPress site) it has a list of the sites I want to syndicate. My WordPress.com blog is listed as one of these sites, yet a notification tells me each time that there is "no feed found."

Adding FeedWordPress also requires adding their "Update-Feeds.php" page to your database; and when I acess this page, the script claims that it can't read the feed at http://halcyonwind.wordpress.com/feed. Obviously, the feed does work for both you and me, so I'm leaning towards the fact that I might have messed up the installation.

THanks for everything, guys.

You state that it "doesn't work" for you. What specifically are you trying to do when it appears not to work?

should be the exact link to your RSS feed. If you click the click above it should open a page of script or (if you're using a decent browser) ask if you want to subscribe. If it does then there's a problem either with feedwordpress or the way you have set it up and should ask at feedwordpress or on the .org forums.

Confirm the feed is working for you first though.

Collin

Is there another way for regular WordPress to gather RSS? Or should I post this over at their forums?

Note the lack of an 's'

I've heard that the feed (I think it's an atom feed) for WordPress is at "https:/yourwordpressblog.wordpress.com/feed."

When I enter this URL as the feed (In Links/Syndication), WordPress always tells me that there is "No feed found." I'm using a plugin called "FeedWordPress" to help with the syndication. Could this be the problem? Or is the server too busy, like it says right now when I try to read the feed in my browser?