andrewmcconville

Thanks for the reply Frederick,
Turns out that W3TC was trying to write to the root of the server, not the root of the cPanel user account, which would be /home/andrew6/public_html/

In the W3TC compatibility check I see that W3TC is looking to write to /.htaccess
shouldn’t it be directed to:
/home/andrew6/public_html/.htaccess

W3TC compatibility text:
/.htaccess: Not write-able
/home/andrewm6/public_html/wp-content: OK
/home/andrewm6/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2012/03: OK

Also, when I need to install a plugin I have to provide my FTP information. I got around this by adding my FTP info to my wp-config.php, but could this have anything to do with my W3TC problem?

I also have this problem with a few of my customers.
I have the pay version of cart66.

Please Help?