I would like a config option to always add a newline at EOF.

It would be useful to know what's behind the scenes when a transaction takes a while.

A file on the server has been update but i can' t seem to get it copied back down to the ipad (use sftp connection) How do i get the  local files to update?

Hi,
wäre es möglich das wenn man in PHP Fehler macht das diese dann markiert werdenalso wenn man z.B.: Das ; vergessen hat oder wenn man eine Schleife nichtgeschlossen hat. Also so wie in Dreamweaver :)

Und was noch schön wäre das man vielleicht noch selbstentscheiden kann welche Sonderzeichen man über der normalen Tastatur habenmöchte.

Hoffe das wäre möglich, würde die Arbeit ziemlich erleichtern :)

MFG xDGeForcexD

1. List of open files, either as tabs, or a popover view
2. Mark files that have been changed locally.  If this already happens, well, I'm missing it somewhere.  ;)
3. Option to auto synchronize with Dropbox.  I actually dislike having to re-sync every time I make changes.
4. Auto retry on failed upload to Dropbox.
5. Allow for root syncing of Dropbox.  What I mean by that is say I pulled down a subfolder to edit locally.  I don't to have to have the same folder selected in the Dropbox area.  It would be nice to be able to just push changes back, without having to navigate through Dropbox to get to the folder you want to sync.

Hi,

Thank you for providing such a great app! I am sure to get a lot of use from it but am having difficulty logging into my FTP server over explicit tls. Is there a way to email the FTP debug log for your review? The FTP server works since I could login with WinSCP on Windows.

When I open a new document in Textastic, sometimes (quite often) the TextExpander snippet doesn't expand and I have to retype it.  This also happens sometimes in the middle of a page.

I am really enjoying Textastic (for iPad), but I too have stepped into the mess that can be after having modified files in the app and on a dropbox account.

See: http://feedback.textasticapp.com/topic/40570-show-which-files-have-been-changedmodified-since-download/

Instead of using timestamps to compare files and keep track of where they came from, I would suggest to have a natural date display on files (e.g. today, yesterday, then 20XX-XX-XX) to quickly see when files were modified in app and on remote system.

Another feature on top of this would be the ability to display a list of recently modified files (I now use the accessed files list, but not all I have changed)

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