Orlando Alonzo

W3CTC is a cache manager, you know…it is supposed to cache things elsewere, like in your tmp folder.

@paul:

Sorry, I don’t use that plugin (FV Community News), therefore I don’t know how to fix it. ??

1 – Go to the WP Touch settings page
2 – Copy all the agents shown, paste in Notepad and edit the list so there is one agent per line (delete the commas)
3 – Paste that list in the “Rejected user agents:” field in the Page cache, Minify and CDN (if used) tabs of W3CTC settings page
4 – Go to “User agent groups” of W3CTC settings, paste the list in the “USer agents” field of the “low” group (it should be the second one), delete duplicates and save settings.

WPTouch should be working by now. Note: After modifying Page cache options W3CTC will try to edit your .htaccess; in my case I had to edit it by hand.

It wasn’t the version, it was W3CTC not saving settings due to permissions. Everything is working now, except for FTP.

Oh dear. I have 1.9.42, and no update notification from WordPress. Thanks! I’m gonna update right now manually.

I’ve disabled the plugin for now, but, if you want to save those then make sure:

– Folder w3c-config has 755 permissions
– inside that folder, manually upload master.php and master-admin.php (both blank)
– Try to save settings; if you can’t, set permissions 777 to both files

I got it working, and was able to save MOST preferences, but coulnd’t get CloudFlare to save its values. Hope that helps.

I’m so pissed about this.

Dear lord…I’m experiencing this right now…I can’t disable the plugin. Browser shows progress indicator and then nothing…now I can’t even access my admin panel…

I’ve managed to iron all the wrinkles. The error I mentioned first (the CloudFlare API) is the last one I’m experiencing. Any ideas?

Yes.

Have the same problem here. I created manually all the folders and copied the files, but still can’t save settings; I’m getting:

“W3 Total Cache Error: Default settings are in use. The configuration file could not be read or doesn’t exist. Please (button) to create the file.”

Can’t get past this.

Dear Lord, it was the server’s time all along; after creating a ticket with my hosting provider asking to update the server’s time (it was 36 minutes behind), authentication worked…two months of headaches have officially ended. ??

*Bump*

I deleted my app, recreated it four or five times, I’ve double checked, triple checked all tokens and secrets…and I’m still getting that damned “Authentication Failed. Please check your credentials and make sure Twitter is up and running” error.

It’s been three frustrating weeks now.

@neononcon:

Try cleaning your browser cache (cookies included) and then try again.

It doesn’t work in cached pages (with WP-Polls, that is); in non-cached pages (my blog home page for example), it shows the poll correctly. But suppose you haven’t voted, when you visit a cached page, you will see poll results, but not poll options.

It’s a shame, because the plugin really helped my blog; it helped it so much that I’m considering getting rid of the polls plugin. Anyway, if someone comes up with a solution, please let me know.

Thanks for your help fredericktownes.

I’ve just checked and it seems that W3TC doesn’t play well with WP-Polls; even with no home page caching WP-Polls breaks. Fully disabling W3TC works, but that’s obviously not what I want. Hope that helps.