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Thanks for the precision! And happy to know you like my work ??

Sorry, I missed that somehow.

Does this mean the plugin does rewrite URLs for newly uploaded images? Or is it using some other kind of redirection (like .htaccess?).

I really need this as well, and zjunaideen’s workaround didn’t work for me… ??

Hope to see custom post type support soon!

Actually the answer to my last question was that adding something to .gitignore doesn’t work retroactively. If your files were already in the repo, it doesn’t remove them.

What would actually be really useful would be a list of the W3TC files that should be added to .gitignore, as well as a list of the files that need to be writable by the server.

Or even better a “making W3TC work with PHPFog” guide! (one can always dream…)

Thanks, that worked for me.

But before that I tried simply adding w3-total-cache-config.php and w3-total-cache-config-preview.php to .gitignore and that didn’t seem to do anything, my settings were still getting over-written. Any idea why?

I customized the plugin to work with custom post types and custom taxonomies. Just enter the names for both in the settings page and it should work:

https://cl.ly/ERm8

WARNING: I provide no support and no guarantees for this hack, and I strongly recommend you backup your database before using it.

I would really like this as well!

That would be very helpful, and is something most contact forms usually do.