W3 Total Cache (Fixed) v0.9.4.6.2

This specific release is for the v0.9.4.x Generation users only.

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Download Link: w3-total-cache-fixed-(for-v0.9.4.x-users).zip

Read the installation instructions show below very carefully

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Notable Updates in this Release

• Fixed a strict mode error specific to PHP 5.4/5.6 users
• Configuration file loader adjustment to handle a case of someone going from v0.9.5.2+ to v0.9.4.x

Installation (for v0.9.4.x Users)

Note: After the following steps, all future updates and installations will be handled from within WordPress.

1. Deactivate (but don't delete) your existing W3 Total Cache plugin (if installed) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
2. Use FTP or some other file manager to navigate to wp-content/plugins/.
3. Download the latest release (only use the link above) and extract its contents into wp-content/plugins/. The extracted directory name should be: w3-total-cache-fixed. If not, then rename it.
4. Activate the W3 Total Cache (Fixed) plugin from within WordPress' Plugin page.
5. Verify everything is working correctly and that your original configuration settings are still present. However, if any problems do occur during this installation then just deactivate this plugin and reactivate your original one. Do not attempt to activate both plugins.
6. Delete the previously deactivated plugin (step 1) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
7. Empty all caches.

W3 Total Cache (Fixed) v0.9.4.6.1

This specific release is for the v0.9.4.x Generation users only.

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Download Link: w3-total-cache-fixed-(for-v0.9.4.x-users).zip

Read the installation instructions show below very carefully -- they've changed.

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Notable Updates in this Release

• CSSTidy (minifier) updated. Now supports CSS 3.0 + new options and a few bug fixes
• AWS v4 signature updates
• Enhancement to query string handling for disk enhanced Page cache mode
• AMP plugin compatibility fix
• Config reader performance boost
• Amazon Cloudfront CDN patch
• Embedded minified content (js and css) has been tweaked
• Removed rtf/rtx and svg/svgz file types from the HTML mime types
• Fixed APCu implementation in the dashboard
• User agent is now sent during cache priming
• House-cleaning to fix some file mismatches

Installation (for v0.9.4.x Users)

Note: After the following steps, all future updates and installations will be handled from within WordPress.

1. Deactivate (but don't delete) your existing W3 Total Cache plugin (if installed) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
2. Use FTP or some other file manager to navigate to wp-content/plugins/.
3. Download the latest release (only use the link above) and extract its contents into wp-content/plugins/. The extracted directory name should be: w3-total-cache-fixed. If not, then rename it.
4. Activate the W3 Total Cache (Fixed) plugin from within WordPress' Plugin page.
5. Verify everything is working correctly and that your original configuration settings are still present. However, if any problems do occur during this installation then just deactivate this plugin and reactivate your original one. Do not attempt to activate both plugins.
6. Delete the previously deactivated plugin (step 1) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
7. Empty all caches.

W3 Total Cache (Fixed) v0.9.4.6

This specific release is for the v0.9.4.x Generation users only.

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Download Link: w3-total-cache-fixed-(for-v0.9.4.x-users).zip

Read the installation instructions show below very carefully -- they've changed.

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Notable Updates in this Release

• Amazon Web Services (AWS) v4 signature support (fixes the AWS4-HMAC-SHA256 error issue). Note: For existing S3 users, you'll need to set your bucket region under the CDN section
• Added new AWS regions and endpoints
• Can change cache directory location without php warnings
• Rebranded internally to the w3-total-cache-fixed folder
• Update notifications and future installs of this plugin are now done directly within the WP plugin page
• Prevents activation (with admin notice) when another W3TC install is active
• Corrected export setting to have a .json extension

Installation (for v0.9.4.x Users)

Note: After the following steps, all future updates and installations will be handled from within WordPress.

1. Deactivate (but don't delete) your existing W3 Total Cache plugin (if installed) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
2. Use FTP or some other file manager to navigate to wp-content/plugins/.
3. Download the latest release (only use the link above) and extract its contents into wp-content/plugins/. The extracted directory name should be: w3-total-cache-fixed. If not, then rename it.
4. Activate the W3 Total Cache (Fixed) plugin from within WordPress' Plugin page.
5. Verify everything is working correctly and that your original configuration settings are still present. However, if any problems do occur during this installation then just deactivate this plugin and reactivate your original one. Do not attempt to activate both plugins.
6. Delete the previously deactivated plugin (step 1) from within WordPress' Plugin page.
7. Empty all caches.