andrewmcconville
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Thanks for the reply Frederick,
Turns out that W3TC was trying to write to the root of the server, not the root of the cPanel user account, which would be /home/andrew6/public_html/In the W3TC compatibility check I see that W3TC is looking to write to /.htaccess
shouldn’t it be directed to:
/home/andrew6/public_html/.htaccessW3TC compatibility text:
/.htaccess: Not write-able
/home/andrewm6/public_html/wp-content: OK
/home/andrewm6/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2012/03: OKAlso, when I need to install a plugin I have to provide my FTP information. I got around this by adding my FTP info to my wp-config.php, but could this have anything to do with my W3TC problem?
I also have this problem with a few of my customers.
I have the pay version of cart66.Please Help?