justmattb

Sorry for getting back so late, but yes, the problem still exists. Just deployed another BuddyPress site with W3TC and the admin bar still shows up once you log out – but only when W3TC is activated.

Yikes! Here’s the full list:

• Absolute Privacy
• Akismet
• BP Group Hierarchy
• BP Group Management
• BP Group Organizer
• BuddyPress
• BuddyPress Auto Group Join
• BuddyPress Automatic Friends
• BuddyPress Group Email Subscription
• BuddyPress Profile Privacy
• Email Address Encoder
• Gravity Forms
• Mail From
• Private BuddyPress
• Quick Page/Post Redirect DEV
• RefTagger
• WordPress Move
• WP Activate Users

Noticed that Disk:Enhanced is not throwing any errors, so it thinks it is working. However, when I enable debugging and look at the bottom of a page’s source, I see:

<!– W3 Total Cache: Page cache debug info:
Engine: disk: enhanced
Cache key: _index.html_gzip
Caching: enabled
Status: not cached

It is doing this for all pages that should already be cached. I visit a couple of times, but still nothing. When I look at my webserver, I see what appear to be the cached pages in /wp-content/w3tc/pgcache.

I got it figured out by adding my own RewriteCond for my theme’s includes directory.

Not sure why, but when I enabled BulletProof Security and added in the W3TC rules to the new .htaccess file, Disk:Enhanced started working fine.

Strange; not sure what the deal is, but it does seem to be working fine without conflicting now. Only thing I did was delete it and then re-installed this morning to check for errors in the logs.

What I am actually seeing is that this plugin (when activated) causes me to have a blank plugins management page, too. I am running the latest version of WP (3.3.1) and the latest version of this plugin.

Glad to hear it; will you let us know when the upload is successful?

I get the same error; latest version of WP and plugin.

Unfortunately that patch doesn’t work for me; I still get the same error when converting pages to posts.

I’m having this same issue with the latest versions of all 3:

WP 3.2.1
BuddyPress 1.5.1
W3TC 0.9.2.4

Any ideas?

Quick Cache caused the same problem for me as well; only work around is to deactivate Quick Cache, edit the AddToAny settings, reactive Quick Cache. Wish this could be fixed by one of the plugin developers.

With standard Twenty Ten theme, the page titles are fine; however when I activate All in One SEO with the Twenty Ten theme, it also shows Nothing Found in the page title. So it definitely is something with how the plugin generates page titles.

I am having the same issue with the Standard Theme. Anybody know where to look for the problem. Looks like it is where the page title is generated, so I even went so far as to try an SEO plugin to generate the page titles, but that didn’t help either.

Yes, it worked for me. I no longer get the fatal error when logging into the backend.