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At this point, I am really tempted to drop the ‘Widget’ from the name of the plugin, since it is doing so much more now. In addition to grabbing the subscriber numbers for the (main) feed to populate the stats dashboard widget, this plugin now adds entry feed data to the MT interface. And, beyond that, the data is also available as template tags:
- mt:FeedburnerViews
- mt:FeedburnerClicks
The plugin can also track entry feed data for additional feeds beyond the main one, so if your entries show up in more than one feed, you can grab data from those other feeds and get a better overall picture of how your entries are performing.
This version of the plugin requires two things be setup in your Feedburner feed. One, the Awareness API needs to be turned on (check the Publicize tab). Secondly, the PRO stat tracking needs to be turned on (look under services in the Analyze tab). You will also need to be running periodic tasks some how, either by polling activity feeds or by running the tools/run-periodic-tasks script (via cron or whatever).
Get the latest version here:
- http://apperceptive.com/plugins/feedburnerwidget/download/FeedburnerWidget-0.3.tar.gz
- http://apperceptive.com/plugins/feedburnerwidget/download/FeedburnerWidget-0.3.zip
Standard disclaimers apply. This is still in development. It might destroy your site, etc, etc.
So I finally got around to updating the FeedburnerWidget plugin for MT 4.1 (since I finally got around to upgrading my install to MT 4.1).
No new features, just an upgrade to get it working with 4.1. This version is not backwards compatible with 4.01.
- http://apperceptive.com/plugins/feedburnerwidget/download/FeedburnerWidget-0.2.tar.gz
- http://apperceptive.com/plugins/feedburnerwidget/download/FeedburnerWidget-0.2.zip
How many people out there would be interested in me adding support for the PRO features available in Feedburner’s Awareness API. Though, looking at that (as opposed to the original Feedburner API docs) makes it look like those PRO features might be free now. Any thoughts? Rick Klau says it’s free for everybody, so I’ll go ahead and start working on those features when I get a chance.
Updated: Sorry about that, folks. I’ve fixed the download links.
