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Onerock,
That may be the problem. I set up a subdomain a while back to host my images. So I have subdomain.domain.com/uploads as the current hosting of images. Now, since WordPress recognized that as my uploads directory W3 uploaded all the images into S3 without any problem. The issue is displaying them.
So, if what I’m reading is correct, I need to add that directory (subdomain and directory) to the Custom File List in the Advanced section of the CDN settings. Is that correct?

Thanks for the follow up.

I have the same result as mohanbn. This seems to be if only using S3 and NOT Amazon Cloudfront as the CDN.
Instead of pulling the file in cdn.domain.com/picture.jpg it generates html as cdn.domain.com. It doesn’t fill the folder or file in the rendered html.

I just changed mine to php 5.3 and it worked. I don’t think 5.2 works, as it’s saying.

I’m receiving a Fatal error too.
I’m running php 5.2.17 according to phpinfo.
My error reads, “Sorry, AWeber Web Forms requires PHP 5.2 or higher. Please deactivate AWeber Web Forms.”

I don’t have Aweber forms installed anymore either. Not sure what the conflict is or where this is coming from but I’d love to install this plugin.

Did all that. Still the same.
When I activated Twenty Eleven it didn’t have any styling, nor did my theme, until I reactivated the plugins.
Any other thoughts?
thanks.

It’s updated and fixed the error.

I received an email from them earlier that said they’re aware and started working on an update.

I am having the same issue. The WordPress Admin bar doesn’t show up ONLY on the dashboard page. There’s nothing on their site yet either. I’d recommend sending a help request (as I’m doing) to Aweber.

I removed the trailing “/” and it seems to have cleared the issue.
Can’t believe I didn’t try that before.
Thanks.

I’m copying the directory straight from the file monitor plus update.

I updated Exact Dirs to read:
/home/rootname/public_html/wp-content/w3tc/
(actual rootname in directory below home)

I made the change and cleared the cache & file monitor files, etc. I went to the site and it’s still sending monitor updates of any files created in the w3tc directory.

Is it because W3 creates a subdirectory in the w3tc directory for each page that’s generated? Or will this also ignore directories created too?

Thanks for the quick reply!

Pages weren’t touched, just posts.

I forgot to add the EasyPayPal also prevents feed from being viewed without loggin in.

When I was testing it yesterday, with the old version (thanks for the update), it was easy to block any portion of content with the [pay][/pay] code on your post/page.

The one big drawback I found is it would put a link to the login page when I wasn’t logged in. Then, after I logged in it took me to the WP admin side, not the homepage or actual post/page I was just on.

It would be nice to input the code mores posted above with the login box that kept you there on the post/page without any redirection.

Hopefully this was addressed and added to version 3.5. I’ll test it later. Thanks again for the update.

mosey: I don’t recall which did what but one plugin didn’t keep the site centered in the browser unless you were signed in and the other I wasn’t able to access properly in the admin side.

I’m going to look into the options you mentioned later too now.

I found the EasyPayPal plugin which can block content on a page, post or even sections of posts or pages. You can also restrict access to comments, etc.

You don’t need a Pay Pal account to use it or even charge for the content. You just activate the plugin, set up a trial period, use the [pay][/pay] code on the content you want hidden. Anything between the code won’t show until the person is logged in.

However, I don’t know how it works with feeds yet.

Mosey,
Thanks, and thanks for pointing me to this thread.

Neither plugin played nice with my theme. I’m keeping the theme and still hunting. Thanks.