Marcel

I figured it out. D’oh…

I left out the loop since I wasn’t loading dynamic content with my custom page templates.

In case anybody else is facing this problem at some point, include the loop again as well as ‘the_content()’ call.

Just to let everybody know who is looking into this kind of problem too, the fault is with feedburner itself. I quickly learned that after a bit of research. The solution i came up with for my case is a hardcoded subscriber count if the actual subscriber count by feedburner comes out as 0. Not quite beautiful, but it works. You have to change the value once in a while accordingly to your updated subscriber count though.

In subscriber_stats_class.php my generate() function now looks like this:

public function generate(){
if($this->rss == ‘0’)
{ $this->rss = ‘219’; }
$total = number_format($this->rss+$this->twitter+$this->facebook);

…

Hope this might help somebody. I thought I’d post this real quick since support for this plugin seems to be dead and gone.

Ok, I think it has somehow to do with feedburner. The problem is here again for almost 2 days now. I tested a local wordpress installation as well as another plugin. My feedburner subscriber count is not shown anywhere as of now.

Sorry, I was very busy during the last few days. I updated the plugin and scheduled backup seems to work again for now.

Another strange thing though, the plugin now sends the database dump in 2 split files. The first is only about 1KB big, the second one has the normal size of the backup.

Ok, my hoster opened ‘allow_url_fopen’ up for me, but it might be something to consider in the future.