If you use a custom /plugin/ URL, DO NOT ACTIVATE W3TC

  • telwp

    (@telwp)


    11 years ago

    This plugin is so far from perfect it’s ridiculous.

    After a bunch of CHMOD warnings I finally get it to create the files in my wp-content folder. I renamed my plugin folder from the default and the creators of W3TC appear to have hardcoded the plugin directory into this junk.

    Result: Broken site as it can’t find the database or settings files.

    Deleting it is even more of a hassle, I currently have an undeleteable /w3tc-config/ folder with some undeleteable settings files in it.

    Stay well away from this plugin unless your site is still in development. MUCH more hassle that it’s worth.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/

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