h4ck0r86

I too have dealt with this problem since upgrading to 2.6.2. By deleting all of my feeds and resyndicating them through FeedWordPress it added them to the Links sections but does not put them into the default Link category (it actually doesn’t put them in any category).

By leaving the syndication links like that, they do not display in the blogroll (or links list) but still stay active in the syndication page. And yes, if you move the links into a different category or mark them as private they get removed from the syndication page as well.

I still have the issue with the other sites showing up in the syndicated feeds section with the “No feed assigned” notice but that seems to be merely cosmetic and does not appear to negatively affect the website.

Hope this helps!

I had the plug-in working up until 2.6.2

now, if the feeds are set to update automatically on schedule, the various functions like

the_syndication_source_link()

and

the_syndication_permalink()

don’t work. they will only work if i update the feed manually.

anybody else run into this?

I know this is an old post but I here’s the code I use to credit the original authors (just in case someone stumbles upon this)

<?php
	echo '<br /><br /> Written by '; the_author_posts_link();
	echo ' at <a href="';  the_syndication_source_link(); echo '">';
	the_syndication_source_link();
	echo '</a>' ?>

here is what i’ve used in the past:

<?php
	echo '<br /><br /> Written by '; the_author_posts_link();
	echo ' at <a href="';  the_syndication_source_link(); echo '">';
	the_syndication_source_link();
	echo '</a>'
?>