A Sort of Housekeeping:
You might have noticed a bit of orange to the immediate right of this post. I’ve begun pumping the RSS feed of this site through Feedburner which cleans up your RSS feed, gives you stats on who is downloadding it and a whole bunch of other classical gas. So if you formally subscribed to the Where There’s Smoke feed here, please update your RSS readers and subscribe here.
That is all.
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You can use an .htaccess redirect to both make the transition transparent to your visitors, and protect yourself should you ever want to move back off of Feedburner.
Create a text file called “.htaccess” in the root directoy of your website, with the following line:
Redirect /index.rdf http://feeds.feedburner.com/WhereTheresSmoke
Remove the index.rdf file, and the corresponding MT template, and you’re set.
You can use an .htaccess redirect to both make the transition transparent to your visitors, and protect yourself should you ever want to move back off of Feedburner.
Create a text file called “.htaccess” in the root directoy of your website, with the following line:
Redirect /index.rdf http://feeds.feedburner.com/WhereTheresSmoke
Remove the index.rdf file, and the corresponding MT template, and you’re set.
Actually, now that I think about it, FeedBurner needs the feed file to generate its meta-feed. So you’ll have to *rename* (not delete) index.rdf, and point FeedBurner to that filename.
I doubt FB would follow a redirect, but if it did, it could get caught in a loop.
Actually, now that I think about it, FeedBurner needs the feed file to generate its meta-feed. So you’ll have to *rename* (not delete) index.rdf, and point FeedBurner to that filename.
I doubt FB would follow a redirect, but if it did, it could get caught in a loop.