Wordpress 2.7 Feed Key Plugin Update

For users experiencing the following error message in Feed Key v0.2.1:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function members_only_gen_feedkey() in /home/abc3xxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/feed-key.php on line 258

I have posted a fix in the usual place.

Feed-Key v0.2.2 download

Wordpress 2.7 Members Only plugin update

A fix for users who have changed their home page has been added to the plugin, I have incremented the version to 0.6.7.2

This change fixes the following issue pointed out by Mingo:

When you select to have people go to the "Front Page" when they log in directly from the Login page, they are directed to http://blogurl/wordpress

People (like me) who have moved their front page outside of the /wordpress/ dir receive a 404 error.

You may download the updated version here.

WordPress 2.7 FeedKey plugin now working for Comments

I was asked by a few people to make the changes to the Feed Key plugin for Wordpress so that users could subscribe with a feedKey similar to the changes I made to the Members Only plugin

You can download version 0.2.1 by right clicking and download the updated file here. Once downloaded, replace the feed-key.php file in your existing installation (~/wp-content/plugins/feed-key/).

All this work with WordPress is making me think I should convert over from my blogger account.

Wordpress 2.7 Members Only plugin FeedKey Fix

After upgrading from Wordpress 2.6 to 2.7, the Feed Key feature of the Members Only plugin I use at another blog was not working. Members Only is a WordPress plugin that requires users to login to your blog in order to read/write. In addition, you can protect your RSS feed as a unique URL is generated for each user.

Every user was getting the following error:

Feed Key is Invalid
The Feed Key you used is invalid. It is either incorrect or has been revoked. Please login to obtain a valid Feed Key.

The feed URL in the version of Members Only that worked with 2.6 changed during the upgrade to 2.7, so a simple URL change solved the problem. I attempted to contact the plugin's author Andrew Hamilton and sent him the updated files, but I have not heard anything from him, so I am posting here for those who can use it.

Along the way, the need arose for a comment feed, so I modified the existing plugin and added the URL needed for the comment feed. This change was also submitted to Andrew.

Right click and download the updated file here. Once downloaded, replace the members-only.php file in your existing installation (~/wp-content/plugins/members-only/).

If you have any questions / comments... let me know!

Updated: URL was fixed.