• Hi,

    I have a subdirectory below my wordpress install that contains a image gallery which uses htaccess to do some anti-hotlinking stuff.

    Anyway, the htaccess in the root directory created by w3 total cache messes up parts of this image gallery in the sub folder.

    How do i make w3 total cache to completely ignore everything that is going on in /imagehost/ through the htaccess file?

    In the page cache settings “Never cache the following pages:” i added imagehost.* in hopes of that helping, but it didn’t help. I tried adding imagehost.*/ but that broke the server (internal error).

    Any ideas how i can specify in the htaccess file to completely act like normally when accessing http://www.mydomain.com/imagehost/ ?

    Thank you!

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

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  • How about adding just
    imagehost
    or
    /imagehost
    to the ignore list? Does that work?

    Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    @Jerkisson, there are lots of ways you can have your site configured, I can’t guess what’s causing the interference, but if you want to run W3TC without any .htaccess rules interfering with your site you can switch page caching method to basic.

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