Hello,@donho

Follow these steps, To domain name for Notepad++ user manual site:

Step 1 :- Open Notepad++.
Step 2 :- In the top menu, click Plugins->NppFTP -> Show NppFTP Window.Opening the FTP section of Notepad++.
Step 3 :- The NppFTP window will now be displayed. Click the Settings button, then click the
Profile Settings option.
Step 4 :- In the Profile Settings window, click Add new.
Step 5 :- In the Adding profile menu, enter a name for this FTP connection and click the OK
button. saving my ftp profile settings in notepad++
Step 6 :- Now enter your FTP information, you will need to enter your specific credentials. Below is an example of the settings, for more information see our Getting Started guide on FTP.

Step 7 :- Your settings are now saved, click the Connect button, and click your new connection to open it.Opening FTP connection You will then see your files / folders listed, you can click them to navigate. If you double click a file it will open and allow you to view / edit the text or code.view of files in notepad++.

I hope above information will be useful for you.
Thank you.

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@Ekopalypse said in Notepad++ official documentation is online now:

one of your other hook(s),
defines something slightly different and corrupts the message handling

Okay, I will go examine those others and use your way of doing it as the definitive way it should be done.

@William-Burke

Any idea when it might be restored?

I don’t think it is going to be. There’s some new documentation underway, but it is very incomplete as of this writing. It is here: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/npp-usermanual

For the old stuff, you can go here: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Category:Short_Title(All) and click on July 19, 2019. Not sure how long this “web wayback machine” version will remain…