Here is what our mainline folder looks like:Īgain, re-launched Notepad++ and here are the options under Plugins\HTML Tag.įrom the screen above, we are able to encode and decode HTML Entities. Copy all the folders and files under the Applications’ plug-in folder.Since June 14th, 2012, the HTMLTag Plugin is v.5 and available NotePad ++ HTML TAG Plugin: Easy HTML encode & decode functions.Took to the Net to see if there is a more specific plugin for XML Encode. I am probably wrong, but it does not appear any of the options specifically address XML Encoding. Sometimes, the installer may allow you to repair or uninstall.
Here are some of the options under XML Tools: Run the installer either in the original disk or the download file to reinstall the program again. Re-launched Notepad++ and tried to encode XML. Here is the XMLTools.dll in the plugins folder: Here is what our main line folder looks like:
#XML NOTEPAD DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
And, the problem merits a far more interesting post, that I will save for another day.įor today, we will trod the laborer’s path and update manually. The problem is a Proxy configuration and authentication issue. Here is what happens when I try out PowerShell Lexer.īTW, “PowerShell Lexer” provides syntax highlighting for Power-Shell.
#XML NOTEPAD DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
In Notepad++, to install or update plugins, I will access the menu option Plugins/Plugin Manager/”Show Plugin Manager”, select the plugin that I want, and click Install. What to do, but took to Google and see whether Notepad++ supports XML. I need a way to quickly edit XML within my editor of choice, Notepad++.
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