mari_d

Thanks for the answer.

I think it puts the cached pages on the right place.

But still when I check it with GooglePagespeed. It says:

Compressing resources with gzip or deflate can reduce the number of bytes sent over the network.
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I also get a score 67 of 100. I’m using WordPress Genesis Framework.

Is it possible that somebody could look at it? I’m in a dead end here. My webhoster supports all the extra domains only in a subdirectory.

Kind regards,

marid_d

I have exact the same problem. Does W3TC works on a subdirectory?

I also want try the developers version. Where can I find it?

I made a mistake.

The website is on a subdirectory of the server. W3TC doenst work on a subdirectory.

Has anybody a solution for websites which are located in a subdirectory on the sever with W3TC?

I mean with the webhoster.

The main website is located in the public_html and the subdomains are like this in directory: public_html/subdomainname.com.

In the main .htaccess (which is locatad in public_html) are the rules for the subdomains written like this to work correct:

#RULE:,subdomainname.com,/subdomainname.com
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.subdomainname$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/subdomainname.com/

Maybe I can send you a pm for the website.

Thanks Frederick Townes!