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Yep! That did the trick. Looks perfect! Thanks SO much.

One little hurdle at a time and this thing is really shaping up.

Wow, this worked perfect for me as well. Thanks a ton! Looks SO much better now.

OK. Now I’m going to look stupid… But, I’ll post it anyway so others, with my lack of intellect will also find the right link.

The URL for the Feed is right at the bottom of the page.. DOH!

For me it was https://www.WhoIsPaulAdams.com/blog/feed/

That’s it! That’s all I had to do. I put this into Doppler (haven’t tried iPodder yet) and it worked perfect! I can’t believe it! Even had my enclosed MP3 file in there. Waaahhooooo!

So, not I just need to work on the theme and then I need to look at hosting several Blogs with WordPress.

Hope this helps someone

Hmmm…. Ok, so if I call up this URL:
https://www.whoispauladams/blog/wp-rss2.php it spits out a RSS feed file that looks like this is what I need. Am I right? Is that basically it?

Do I just point iPodder and Doppler to that URL?

Wow, that would be cool if I actually figured this out. I’m going to continue to post as I try and fail. I figure someone else will come along and need the same set of instructions. If anyone has any suggestion (not just sarcastic ones) please post them.

Paul

Have you tried to replacing the LOCAL copy as well? It didn’t work for me until I replaced that too.

So, download another ZIP file. Open it and extract the file you need to your local directory (replacing the old file). Then upload this new file to the server (replacing the old file on the server).

Try that. It worked for me.

Perfect! It worked. I redownloaded the same files, went in and deleted from my local and server directories and then reuploaded the new file. Worked perfect (well, not without the same error happening with another file first, but I did the same thing and now I’m on my merry way).

Thanks!

Well, tried deleting the file and reuploading it. Still get the same error…. Thought maybe it was cause I was using Firefox, so I tried IE. Same error (guess that’s like checking the air in your tires when your car won’t start).

I think the next step is to redownload it and try a new file.

Any other suggestions?

I’m having the exact same problem, but it’s on a fresh install (not an upgrade). Sure hope someone knows why this parse erros in line 309 would pop up.

I’ve searched the site and google and don’t find anything.