1. Forum: Textastic for iOS
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firebug not working on local view

Carlin Canales 12 years ago in iPad • updated 12 years ago • 4

When i preview a page and try to enable firebug nothing happens. i'm connected to the internet. It was working fine before the most recent update. Not sure if this is a known bug or just something i'm doing wrong. if i open the preview and click on the remote button and enable firebug it works fine, but not when in local view. 

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Under review

Code tagging support

Valery Vorotyntsev 11 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago • 1
Code tagging support will transform this excellent app into an ultimate tool of choice of any iPad-wielding programmer.
GNU GLOBAL (http://www.gnu.org/software/global/) is really good; its «locate not only definitions but also references» feature is particularly useful. It would be a huge win if Textastic app supported it.
Thank you, guys, you are the best!
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Add a simple directory tree/breadcrumb

db2 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
Add a basic directory/path viewer to show (and navigate to) all parents of the currently selected directory, up to the root directory. Perhaps make it like the recent files viewer, i.e. tap the current directory name to open. I have some sites that can go 10+ directories deep; it's quite easy to get lost.
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Answered

ios 7 support

simon7ley 10 years ago in General • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 10 years ago • 2
I own a device with ios 7 and wanted to purchase Textastic in the App Store, but it said it required ios 8. Since Apple limited filesystem access with ios 8.3, I don't want to upgrade. I wonder if it was possible to make Textastic available for ios 7 again (maybe with less features)?
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Easy Template creation

Ramon Figueroa-Centeno 12 years ago • 0

Aloha,

Could you implement an easy way to make a collection of text files into a template? If not in Textastic as a droppable AppleScript in OSX?


Mahalo,


Ramón 

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Does textastic support UTF-8 without BOM?

Matthias Wrase 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 2
For my Chinese website it is mandatory to save the language files as "UTF-8 without BOM" . The BOM characters must be omitted. They will confuse my application (OXID eShop). So far I did not find an editor for the iPad which omits the "BOM".Does textastic Support "UTF-8 without BOM" or just "UTF-8"?I did not find a list of supported character encodings in the manual.
Thanks in advance,Matthias
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Postscript support

Glenn Helmendach 12 years ago in General • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago • 1

Any possibility for Postscript support?  Or how about opening up the capability to define our own language rules?

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Show PDF preview if a local file with the same name exists

Teddy Svoronos 9 years ago in General • 0

Many of us are using remote typesetters to produce PDFs of LaTeX documents. If I have a PDF in the same directory as a Tex file with the same name, it would be great for Textastic to treat it as a "remote file preview" so that I can browse the PDF when activating the preview window

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viewing documents on Textastic? and a question about coding Markdown

Beth Chaplin 12 years ago in iPad • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago • 4
Hi there -

Please help me in my ignorance; I've just discovered Markdown, but I am having trouble finding an iOS editor that implements it very well.  I believe Textastic supports MultiMarkdown.
1. Does it also support some html tags in a Markdown document, such as the following syntax for internal links in a document:

[Calendar](#calendar)

and

##### CALENDAR

2. And is this a good app for VIEWING Markdown documents? That would be its main function, for me, though the ability to code on the iPad is nice to have.
Thanks!
Beth


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MathML in HTML (or Markdown) can't Send As Message in iOS 6

Aslak Raanes 13 years ago in iPhone • 0

This isn't actually only a Textastic-bug, since the same thing happens in some other Markdown-implementations (Daily One, Byword). In Texstastic the same thing also happens when using MathML in HTML.


Something like this (and more complex MathML) looks good in HTML-preview iOS 6:


<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Trigging MathML in HTML iOS bug</title>
</head>
<body>
<p><math><msup><mi>x</mi><mn>2</mn></msup></math></p>
</body>
</html>

but it isn't possible to Send As Message. The send email dialog just disapears and goes back to editor mode. It works on my iPad with iOS 5 (but the preview doesn't look as good).



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