"Forgive me if this is the wrong forum, but it seemed fitting since the framework the WordPress site was built on is Laravel, and I'm a complete foreigner to the build. It's a WordPress built site but the structure is not atypical. What's more, it seems the WP Administrator is blocked from adding plugins. It was explained to me that this was part of the Laravel build to create this prevention."
"It's a WordPress built site but the structure is not atypical. What's more, it seems the WP Administrator is blocked from adding plugins. It was explained to me that this was part of the Laravel build to create this prevention. Therefore, I'd like to know is there a breadcrumb trail to follow to find out where the code is to re-enable uploading plugins, or is it an easy find?"
A WordPress site is running within a Laravel-based framework that appears to block plugin uploads at the framework level. The WordPress Administrator lacks the ability to add or upload plugins through the WP admin. The restriction is reportedly implemented as part of the Laravel build rather than WordPress core settings. Identifying the responsible code requires tracing Laravel integrations, custom middleware, service providers, route overrides, Composer scripts, or deployment hooks that intercept or disable plugin installation. Typical places to inspect include Laravel config files, middleware, controllers, Artisan commands, and webserver or file-permission configurations. Restoring uploads may require modifying or removing the Laravel-enforced restriction or adjusting permissions.
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