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I figured out the problem myself. Cheers.

Posted at 2:00am on November 8, 2005

Well, it's broken again.

Posted at 4:23am on November 8, 2005

Can you please provide more information on any error messages that you're receiving from Feedburner, etc? I'm not sure why Feedburner wouldn't be reading it properly.

The feed is actually valid -- that's just a warning. We've added a tagline to the feed anyway, so the warning won't appear anymore.

Posted at 9:50am on November 8, 2005

Yes, the warning was causing a problem with some websites. I've noticed that it's fixed the problem using Feed2JavaScript although FeedBurner is still not liking the now valid feed. This might be at your end or might be at their end. I'll leave that with you, I guess. Thanks for your response though.

Lastly, why does clicking on any one of my feed's links bring up a 404?

Posted at 12:16pm on November 8, 2005

404 should be fixed.

Have fun! :)

Posted at 2:39am on November 10, 2005

Oh, and I twiddled a few things in the feed output until FeedBurner worked, and it seems to now.

So, have even more fun. ;)

Posted at 2:44am on November 10, 2005

I am having fun. Cheers and thanks for fixing whatever the issues were.

Posted at 5:16am on November 11, 2005

Scott ALWAYS has fun.

Posted at 12:35pm on November 17, 2005

luc0zade

My feed is not validating either, due I think to numerous errors caused by text and characters in the Notes entries for my tasks.

These characters get into the Notes because they are contained in emails which I am forwarding on to RTM using the 'add tasks by email' functionality.

Is there anyway of producing feeds which do not include the text from the Notes attached to a task ? That is, a feed which only includes the basic fields, i.e. Task / Due / Priority / List ?

Any advice appreciated...

Posted at 3:36am on January 3, 2006

luc0zade, which feed reader are you using?

Does the validation error stop your feed reader from accessing the feed?

Posted at 2:15pm on January 3, 2006

luc0zade

I've tried accessing my feeds using the feedreader built into Thunderbird 1.0 and Attensa for Outlook 0.99. Both readers produce an 'incorrect format' error message when I try to access the feed.

The feeds don't validate at http://feedvalidator.org/ and AFAIK this was because of text included in the notes, particular HTML code from HTML format emails which were somehow being coverted into plain text.

Posted at 7:00pm on January 5, 2006