christianhamilton

Hmm. Am I missing something here?

When I click on your “this validation” link, I get a message that says “Sorry this link does not validate, line 13, column 151: Undefined feed element: feedburner:info.”

Also, the latest post on my blog is “The Candied Grill Concept” and the first post I see at the W3 validator is the older post, “Top 10 Reasons to Own a Charcoal Grill” (Line 18). So, this is also one post behind, right?

Also, is the activating of the plugins immediately testable? I did, recently, deactivate everything, but the problem persisted. Should I be giving a certain number of hours before reactivating?

Sorry, I’ve just gotten completely confused about what’s going on with this — which seems like a basic function of a blog that should be straightforward. I will continue to seek help from the FeedBurner end. I agree that’s likely where the problem is.

This thread has me concerned I won’t be able to get much of a response from FeedBurner/Google.

What’s not clear to me is that when I go to feedvalidator, and type in any of the following:

https://www.thecandiedgrill.com/?feed=rss2
https://www.thecandiedgrill.com/feed/atom/

or the burned feed

https://feeds.feedburner.com/TheCandiedGrill

None of these feeds show my most recent post. I would think that if Feedburner is going there to the /?feed=rss2 or /atom/ to check, shouldn’t it be at least updated? That seems like a possible WordPress issue.

Then, on a separate front, if Feedburner is falsely categorizing my filesize as over 512K — then that is a Feedburner issue.

I’ve also been wondering if the cause is related to any of the following:

1. My blog is in it’s own directory (not the root directory)
2. There’s a plug-in causing a caching issue, or redirecting Feedburner back to itself for some kind of loop leading to excessive size; or
3. FeedBurner really is the issue.

Has anyone resolved this? It seems like a common and ongoing issue, yet I haven’t been able to find a solution for it anywhere.