Friday, November 16th, 2007...1:04 pm

FeedCache v0.7 BETA

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There is a new version of the FeedCache Wordpress plugin available for BETA testing for all who are interested.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/feedcache/download/

To get the BETA version, instead of clicking the “Download Plugin” button, click the “Development Version” link that is listed under the “Other Versions” sections. I’ve been testing it out, and I would like some folks to help me test before I update and make the new 0.7 version the newest stable version.

The whole setup of the plugin has changed now that there are multiple sections of feeds so your best bet is to just deactivate the existing plugin and delete the whole /feedcache directory from your /wp-content/plugins directory and just install the new 0.7 as if you had never used it before.

Let me know if you have any trouble installing and/or using it and if the installation instructions aren’t clear enough.

2 Comments

  • Hi,

    Im using this plugin, but what code am I supposed to insert. Im reading the instructions at wordpress.org here
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/feedcache/installation/

    I tried inserting feedcachedisplayfeeds(1) but that wont give me anything.

    Hope you can help me :)

    Thanks

  • Roger,

    Unfortunately, the wordpress.org site doesn’t properly render the instructions section of the readme.txt file. If you open up the readme.txt file that was included in the feedcache download you will see the proper code to insert into your template.

    Look at section 7 under the instructions in the readme.txt file and you will see the exact code to insert:


    < ?php if (function_exists('feedcache_display_feeds')) { echo feedcache_display_feeds(); } ?>

    Let me know if you still are having troubles

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