WordPress: Files ending in .php in the wp-content/plugins/ directory are treated as Not Found?

The htaccess does control a lot of your permissions as far as being able to access those files directly, how ever I would not change it for security reasons. It is that way to protect your wordpress site. Now I would suspect that the files were uploaded in ANSI mode.

Try setting your FTP client to upload only in Binary Mode and see if that fixes any issues with the plugin working correctly. Also please remember that the php. Ini and the apache settings limit how much can be uploaded via the wordpress admin section, and this could be causing the files to be corrupted.

If you think that is the case then get an FTP client and upload the files directly in Binary Mode and again the issue should be fixed. Take into account the the htaccess file is still going to prevent you from going directly to those files via a web browser. Again it is security related.

If you need to view the files your only recourse is to open in your browser from your desktop before you upload them. They will not function properly however due to the fact that they are not in a live environment but you can peek at some of the way it looks. Again the htaccess is there for the protection of your site and I would not make any changes to is as it would compromise site security.

I hope this helps and I am here if you need anything more.

Try changing your . Htaccess file to: # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\. Php$ - L RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}!

-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -d RewriteRule . /index.

Php L # END WordPress.

I know this is not an answer, but sometimes having this information can help troubleshoot. When you go in from the server side, are files actually there or not? You may need to re-upload the plugin(s).

I once had one missing bracket break the entire site, and it was not a bracket I myself removed, but a corrupted file.

Your . Htaccess should look like this I think RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\. Php$ - L RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}!

-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -d RewriteRule . /index.

Php L.

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