Notepad++ and FTP

Here is my "Notepad++ FTP best solution" I use WinSCP and set NP++ as a default editor. When I open a connection in WinSCP, select a file and hit F4 the file is opened in WINDOWS\Temp with NP++, when I save that file WinSCP automatically uploads it back to server. Works like a charm! WinSCP is the most stable thing I ever tried, it never looses a connection. FTP_synchronize sucks. Manual upload is not handy. So WinSCP+NP++ is the best solution. Give it a try.

Just as a note, aside from a possible NotePad++ plugin, I use WinSCP + Notepad++. WinSCP allows me to add Notepad++ as an external editor, then I can open the remote files in Notepad++, edit them, and save them and the changes are uploaded seamlessly. This gives me the FTP power of a dedicated application (With nice UI, navigation, bookmarking, and other features), while leveraging the editing power of a dedicated editor (Rather than a shoddy built-in editor which most FTP clients have).

WinSCP is open source and supports FTP/SFTP/SCP. It's a nice app.

Sorry if I misunderstood your question.

EDIT: It seems that Notepadd++ already supports FTP, which would explain why that plugin hasn't been updated since 2007. Take a look at this article which is a walkthrough of the feature. Hope that helps!