I am using the feed manager to aggregate multiple blogs on my mojoportal site. When I click on the aggregate rss link on the feed manager on my home page, I am redirected to a aggregator78rss.aspx page and get an invalid request error. Anyone else hitting this? 

My site is hosted on a godaddy vps running windows server 2008 r2 SP1 with 4GB ram. I have mojo version 2.4.0.3 MSSQL with .net version v4.0.30319 Running in Full Trust with MS SQL Server 2008 R2 RTM. I know, as I'm writing this, I should probably upgrade but I'm thinking this isn't a SQL Server version issue. 

Hi, Joe. As always, thanks for your quick reply. I'm not sure why I wasn't notified about your response especially after subscribing to this thread. In any case, I confirmed the link to aggregator78rss.aspx is indeed a friendly url and the real url results in the same Invalid Request error. Some more information: I am using a jquery accordion to wrap my content, namely the feed manager I mentioned and a twitter feed in a separate div tag. I followed the instructions per Joe Davis' article at http://i7media.net/mojoportal-content-features-inside-ui-widget. Not able to figure it out, I created a new Feed Manager content and updated the module ID in my user control. At first it worked, but after tweaking some general settings, it resulted in the same error. I did this two more times trying to find a pattern but couldn't. The last time I created the content, set the settings then added my 4 feeds. All seems to be ok for now. Still not sure what triggers the bad aggregator link. I'll post here again if it happens again or I find a pattern and/or solution.

I figured out why this is happening. Now I need to find a way to fix it. As I mentioned, I added the Feed Manager feature to a JQuery Accordion. Since I don't want the contents of the Feed Manager to display twice on the same page, I remove the feature from the page in question (the home page). Once I do this, the link for the RSS feed for the Feed Manager content is no longer valid because it references the page id in the url ie mysite.com/FeedManager/FeedAggregate.aspx?pageid=45&mid=119. I'm assuming since the feature is no longer on the page, it results in the invalid request error. I tried re-adding the feature to the page but get the same error even after clearing the feed cache on the Add/Edit Feeds page. In any case, if all this is true, would it work if I change the url to use pageid=-1 if the content is no longer published on the page?