To Whom It May Concern, Hi. Of course, let me first say I love Textastic. I am using Textastic 10.6.4 on iOS 18.5 on an iPhone 16e. When I upgraded to the iPhone 16e, I began having a problem importing files from the OneDrive app. The error message is 'You don't have permission to save the file "traveling_modern.txt" in the folder "Documents".' The problem does not occur with files downloaded from the OneDrive web browser interface. Sincerely, Dante Picchioni, Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of America

Hello,

I'm using WebDAV on a cPanel server and uploading files through the Textasic app.

Issue:

When a file named 'a.html' already exists on the server, and I try to upload another 'a.html' file to the same location, I get the following error:

Error uploading 'temp/a.html': request body stream exhausted

However, if I upload a folder that includes the same file (like 'b/a.html'), I receive a prompt asking whether to overwrite the file, and the upload completes successfully.

Question:

Is this an expected behavior in the Textasic app, or is it an upload failure?

Currently, overwriting individual files does not work. If there’s any known fix or workaround, I’d appreciate the guidance.

Thank you.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_MRtlpzsdkaO9PF-Dt2DB7EpxgwFTPOp/view?usp=drivesdk

Klicking on a .txt file opens this file in the Readdle Documents app. Is there a way to open it automatically in Textastic?

Hello! I'm excited to use Textastic on my iPhone 13.

I'm trying to import the gruvbox Sublime theme (https://github.com/Briles/gruvbox — specifically the "Dark Hard" color scheme), but nothing I've tried has made it appear in the Code Editor customization list, and I've tried many things, including unzipping the .zip into #Textastic, moving various pieces of said folder into and out of a "Templates" folder, renaming them with the folder and/or files with ".tmTheme" and ".tmbundle" extensions, etc…

The Textastic manual page on adding themes apparently isn't detailed enough for a newbie like me. Please, what exactly do I need to do to make this work?

Thank you!

As of update 10.3, TypeScript (*.ts, which includes *d.ts) files no longer open on tap in Textastic.

1. Open Textastic app.

2. From home page (file explorer), navigate to a folder containing a TypeScript file, e.g. "Foo.ts".

3. Tap file "Foo.ts" to open.

Expected behavior: File opens for editing

Actual Behavior: File does not open. User remains in the file explorer folder view from which they tapped the file. The following error message is shown in an iOS alert modal dialog: Title: "Preview is not available for this file", Body: "Please make sure that the file has a valid file extension." Screenshot attached!

N.B. I am not surprised at the iOS modal dialog itself, because it is a well-known pain point that iOS and in fact macOS hostilely 😉 consider .ts to be some outdated MPEG transport stream file, rather than the ubiquitous TypeScript file (as someone with insider knowledge, Apple *hates* the idea of programming languages other than their own existing, unless they're hopelessly untyped (i.e. dumb, just how Apple would like their user base to stay to remain docile consumers) languages such as Python and JavaScript, but I digress). However, I can attest that this is new behavior in Textastic that began immediately after I intentionally installed the 10.3 update the morning it was released. I would assume the delta is not from the iOS 17.5.1 update since I also intentionally installed *that* the morning it was released and I think it was at least a few days ago.

Hi!

So, i was considering buying this app but i need to know if i am going to be able to open files from OneDrive or Google Drive. If the "files browser" show something similar to the screenshot below. Thank you!

The current release barely works with VoiceOver.  If you slide your finger over the text in an open document, VoiceOver will read what is under your finger but as soon as you lift your finger, the focus moves somewhere else outside the document. I have yet to find a simple plain text editor that works well with VoiceOver on iPhone.