I mean, when I open ‚on my iPhone‘ in the iOS files App, then there is no topic ,Textastic‘. I need this to downlod files from the browser. I also loaded GoCoEdit, this worked.
Oh, I see. Textastic stores local files in a so-called "application group container" - this was necessary so that Textastic 7 could seamlessly access files stored in Textastic 6. It's also necessary if I ever want to add a share extension that can access local files.
Unfortunately, the Files app currently does not support "On my iPhone" files to be in an application group container. I have reported this as an enhancement request to Apple, but so far this hasn't been implemented by them.
Ideas
Textastic already supports the Files app through the "Open…" command. See this topic in the manual for more details:
https://www.textasticapp.com/v7/manual/integration_other_apps/external_files_folders.html
I mean, when I open ‚on my iPhone‘ in the iOS files App, then there is no topic ,Textastic‘. I need this to downlod files from the browser. I also loaded GoCoEdit, this worked.
Oh, I see. Textastic stores local files in a so-called "application group container" - this was necessary so that Textastic 7 could seamlessly access files stored in Textastic 6. It's also necessary if I ever want to add a share extension that can access local files.
Unfortunately, the Files app currently does not support "On my iPhone" files to be in an application group container. I have reported this as an enhancement request to Apple, but so far this hasn't been implemented by them.