@V-S-Rawat

just one story why such thing might happen.

@V-S-Rawat

yes, most users use plugins admin (or plugin manager on versions 7.5.9 and below), but unfortunately python script isn’t yet available in plugins admin.

so we all currently only have the choice to use an older notepad++ 7.5.9, or to install it manually.

… though this version was released way back on Oct 9, 2018, 4 months ago.

yes, the first notepad++ version with a different plugins folder structure was 7.6 and it came out on november 13th, and the newest pythonscript release is older than that.

welcome to the notepad++ community, @Marc-Pouliot

the print all plugin has to be installed manually on newer versions of notepad++ (version 7.6.0 and above)

note: print all only works on 32 bit versions of notepad++

first please download the plugin file print.dll from >>> here <<<
(full page: http://www.scout-soft.com/print/)

then create a folder called print inside your notepad++ plugins folder and copy print.dll into this folder and restart notepad++.

side note: the location of your plugin folder will vary, depending on your notepad++ version.

on notepad++ 32 bit version 7.6.3 it will be in %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Notepad++\plugins
so print.dll should go to: C:\ProgramFiles (x86)\Notepad++\plugins\print\print.dll

if you need more help on how to install the print all plugin on your specific machine, please go to the notepad++ menu ? > debug info > copy debug info to clipboardand paste it here, to provide us with your configuration details.

@Jon-Kunert ,

If you want to have different sessions (that’s how I interpret your “groups of tabs” desire), you might want to try the Session Manager plugin, which you can download using Plugins > Plugins Admin… on 7.6.3, or using Plugins > Plugin Manager on 7.5.9 and earlier. I’ve heard good things about Session Manager, and believe it will behave similarly to what you’ve described.

I am hoping “so I don’t automagically delete the file” means the session file. If you’re talking about keeping unsaved files across multiple closing and re-opening of Notepad++, you’re just asking for trouble. NPP has an autosave feature for unsaved files, but no autosave feature is 100% reliable (even professional ones like MS Word), and bad things can happen. If you don’t want to lose files, save often, and use automated backup and/or version control software.

Good luck.

ahhh okay! Thank oyu very much. I iwll wait till then.

Thank you for all your suggestions!
Let’s talk about this issue here now:
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/16996/new-plugins-home-round-2

This thread is locked. Please check here for the renewed information:
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/16996/new-plugins-home-round-2

welcome to the notepad++ community, @Marcus-Östman

here is an easy guide how to install xml tools on your specific configuration:

(side note: as i can see in your report, you have a portable notepad++ 7.6.2, x64 in C:\Local Files\Notepad++\ and not in C:\Program Files\Notepad++.
this is good and makes it easier for you because all files will automatically go inside a sub folder of this same folder)

guide:

please get a new portable npp.7.6.2.bin.x64.zip from here,
extract npp.7.6.2.bin to your desktop,
copy the contents of npp.7.6.2.bin to C:\Local Files\Notepad++\ replacing your existing files.

then start notepad++.exe and open plugins admin as shown in this screenshot:

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now enter xml in the search field and hit next until you see xml tools, select it as seen in this screenshot and hit install:

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after the install you will have the full xml tools menu:

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i hope this helps you.

additional note, if it is of interest: the correct plugin location for xml tools on your setup is: C:\Local Files\Notepad++\plugins\XMLTools\XMLTools.dll and C:\Local Files\Notepad++\plugins\XMLTools\libs\, so you can put them there manually, if you aren’t able to use plugins admin due to the same restrictions that prevent you from using the xml tools installer

@enamule-pathan

you can find the guide to install the zen coding plugins for notepad++ 7.6.2 here.

to find guidelines for perfect zen coding, you can select one of the guides from here.

welcome to the notepad++ community @enamule-pathan
following guide is for notepad++ 32 bit only, version 7.6.2 and above.
please make sure you are on notepad++ 7.6.2. 32 bit, or download the updater or a portable version from here.

to install the Zen Coding - Python plugin, go to plugins > plugin admin.
then enter zen in the search bar and hit next, ass seen in the screenshot below.
select zen coding - python and hit install to install it.

screenshot:
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if you want to install the old 2011 zen coding NppScripting plugin, you have to do it manually:
download the Zen.Coding-Notepad++.v0.7.zip from the google code archive.
extract it.
for the installed version of notepad++, copy the NppScripting folder to %ProgramData%\Notepad++\plugins\
then copy the NppScripting.dll to %ProgramData%\Notepad++\plugins\ NppScripting
(for the portable version it should go to npp.7.6.2.bin\plugins\NppScripting)

Thanks @dinkumoil - I’ve updated the existing issue and created new Issue #10 for the ZIP file problem. I guess we can consider this thread closed, except insofar as it might help future plugin developers reach the issues if/when appropriate (I, for one, did not know that the relevant GitHub project was https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/wingup).

@donho

if you wish a simpler solution, that does not compromise your currently implemented security to others than to the concerning enterprises, you could make it possible to use an alternative nppPluginList.json in %PROGRAMDATA%\Notepad++\plugins\Config instead of the default nppPluginList.dll under the following condition.

this must be accompanied by a clearly perceptible (disclaimer) warning confirm box (cancel, ok) that displays a warning like:
“Warning: you are about to install/uninstall Plugins from a custom 3rd party source.
please verify this source before you continue.”
which should be triggered each time someone starts plugins admin, then also each time someone tries to install a plugin in plugins admin, and each time if someone tries to uninstall a plugin.

btw: it does not have to be a json, it could also be an unsigned nppPluginList.dll with an embedded 256.
and now that i mentioned “unsigned dll”:
currently a tempered nppPluginList.dll will just show an empty plugins list.
a good idea would be to check for that too, so you have 3 cases:

nppPluginList.dll is signed by you >
default behaviour as it is now nppPluginList.dll is unsigned >
show disclaimer warning nppPluginList.dll is signed by you but tempered (invalid certificate) >
cease operation, issue an alert window and exit plugins manager

alternative solutions need more work for each enterprise request.

pm. me if you like