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If you’re familiar with databases, perhaps use phpmyadmin to check out what’s going on? http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-wordpress-database-management-with-phpmyadmin/

Everything okay in your WP-Admin?

Settings >> Writing >> Default Post Category
Settings >> Permalinks

What visual editor? TinyMCE?

• Log into WP Admin
• Users >> Your Profile
• Make sure “Disable the visual editor when writing” is NOT checked

But that’s most likely not your problem.

Do you have your absolute path defined in your wp-config? And make sure it’s near the top of the file.

/** Absolute path to the WordPress directory. */
if ( !defined(‘ABSPATH’) )
define(‘ABSPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’);

define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);

IF that doesn’t work, I think just uploading the core WordPress files (not theme or plugins — in other words, not your wp-content folder) will do the trick. Should only take 10 minutes using an FTP utility. I know that’s not the answer you want to hear, but that would be my next move if I was you. Back up your site prior to doing anything (just an admonition ’cause you’re supposed to do that, although I rarely do).

As a last resort, contact your web host and ask about any issues with FastCGI.

I don’t know, but I’d love to know the answer to your questions too, Happyches, even though they’re 8 months old.

Most likely, even the techies don’t know for sure, which is why you got no response. And w3 Total Cache is unsupported, so you’ll only get responses from lay people there.

Same here … and damn I need this plugin. It’s a 5-star +++ plugin, but agreed with all of you … broken in 3.7.

I just get a blank white screen.

The author is really good with updates, so I’m sure he’ll be on it.

Thank you for this thread and to all who have contributed. I just had two questions, as I’m a W3 newbie, and a Cloudfront newbie (double whammy).

1. Is it possible that the latest version, with this glitch, can actually adversely affect your front-end, as well? Although when I view the source, I do see that the static files are loading via cdn.domain.com, just like I have set in my CNAMEs, my front end is slow, clumpy, and all out of whack when I enable the CDN.
2. 2- As of September 27, is the only proven fix to roll back to the previous version? Commenting out the JSON line didn’t do the trick for me.

Basically, I just want to know if I should roll back to the last version, or revert back to WP Super Cache or some other caching plugin. I’m on a VPS with Hostgator, as well, if that helps. Thanks for any guidance anybody can offer!