Javi

Ok, I think I’ve found something relevant. I have a menu on my blog using jquery, specifically “jquery-2.2.3.min.js”; I have it for a long time and didn’t detect this behavior before until the upgrade to the latest version of WordPress, as I said.

If I delete the link to this <script> from the <header> the plugin works like a charm. Maybe other plugins that others have installed make use of this version of jquery and so the plugin works well in some blogs and not in others.

Any incompatibility with this version of jquery, maybe? I have no idea of this.

I hope it can be solved.

Thanks!

Same here. The animation doesn’t seem to work with Safari, I think it must be some bug after upgrading to the latest version of WordPress. I hope it can be solved soon. Thanks!

Is this possible? I support the request of this useful feature. This will be great. Thanks!

Hello again. Yes, that’s the problem, but unfortunately I can’t upgrade my version of PHP (shared hosting), the server currently runs PHP 5.2.17. I’ll have to wait and see if I can upgrade in the future to 3.0.0 without PHP 5.3.0 or later. Thank you very much for the quick reply!

Yay! Just to confirm that in the 1.1.3 version this issue is fixed. Thanks!

I can realize a little more right now: it happens only in custom post types checked in settings; in a regular post this number is correctly. I hope this will help yo to solve the issue.

Same here. I’m a new user of this plugin and my WordPress installation have this issue too. In the post edit screen the number of visits is correct. Thanks for this awesome plugin!

Hello again!

I do not know why, but to disable the plugin “Contextual Related Posts” of WordPress, everything was solved. I do not understand, because before I had already installed the plugin and it worked great, but now nothing.

You also have this plugin enabled? If so, though not because of what we know, we know the problem is this.

Making the manual resync FeedBurner, with this plugin enabled gives me the damn error, but disabling it, everything works perfectly.

Seem to have a poltergueist in Feedburner, lol.

I also have the same problem. I realized on Sunday because it previously had not updated the blog. Since Sunday there was no way to run the feed from FeedBurner. And I get the same damn mistake to you. It seems that Google is too busy with Buzz to pay attention to its other services. And yes, in my case, it is also a blog with non-English characters. Specifically, Spanish characters. With the feed that WordPress generates no problem, everything works great. So yes, definitely a problem of FeedBurner. I do not understand is why it only happens to some. Not at all.

Well, greetings. I hope it is resolved soon.