I downloaded a WordPress plugin Akismet .zip file to Goodreader on my iPad, then opened it in Texastic. Now, I cannot delete it in the local files list either by swiping or Edit->Delete. I can open it even though it is a binary file. It showis up as gibberish, naturally.

I just purchased Textastic from the app-store and I have a problem downloading files from two servers running the same FTP Service (Quick n' Easy FTP Service) on Windows 2003 Server.

Files are listed correctly but when I try to download I get the "Remote file not found" error.

It seems (but I can be wrong) that there's an extra blank char between the folder name and the file name.

I can download from these servers with other ftp clients (ex. FileZilla).

Thank you in advance for your support and sorry for my english.

Nicola

Currently you have support for WebDAV, which is really cool, so I was a bit frustrated to discover that you don't actually support read-only URLs (that is to say, regular web pages) for import. It seems like this would be a fairly easy tweak, and it would really help my workflow: in order to review an IETF document, I want to get the document into an editor and then work my way through it. But since WebDAV only supports read/rwrite servers, I can't do this: I have to first transfter the document to some computer at my house, and then set up a WebDAV server on that computer so that I can open the document, and then finally open the document using WebDAV.

I realize that there are a variety of ways to make this work, and it's not a showstopper for me, but it would really enhance the workflow to be able to have this feature, at least for me. :)

To be honest this is by far the best dev app available on AppStore. So well done guy.
Just a future request, please could you include CFMs & CFCs code completion?

Thanks very much.

As you use special characters, they are captured and displayed on the extra key bar. The unique keys and their weighted importance are saved by filetype. There may be one set of special keys when writing SQL queries, and others for other file types

When you click an external link in the online manual, you get the message "Möchten Sie diesen Link in Safari öffnen".

Browsing starts normally and when I arrive in a folder containing 29 files and 22 subfolders nothing is displayed. Some folders/files have long names.

"When I zoomed in I find myself instinctively double tapping to snap back out."

Not sure if it's a bug, but text editing is quite laggy. I type the characters (Bluetooth keyboard or on screen, doesn't matter) and then I slowly see them appear. This is especially annoying when deleting text.