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Thanks for the detailed description. The screenshots are very helpful. I'll try to fix this.
Update: it will be fixed in the next update
Textastic doesn't change the files it copies, so this sounds very weird to me. How do you copy the file into a different folder? Did you update the links in your HTML/CSS file?
For importing from photo albums, files can only be saved in either JPEG or PNG format. When you use the "+" button to import the file from the photo album, you can control which file format is used by entering the right file extension (.png or .jpg) in the file name field. If your image file has an alpha channel, you need to use .png.
Thanks, I can reproduce it now. I assume that it is a problem in the language definition, but even if it is, it shouldn't crash the app. I'll try to find out what's happening.
Hello, thanks for your report.
Does this happen with any (i.e. even an empty) .go file? If not, can you send me a .go file that causes it to crash?
Does the recent file list help in this case? See http://www.textasticapp.com/v4/manual/lessons/How_can_I_show_a_list_of_recently_opened_files_How_can_I_close_the_current_file.html
This is the feature I'm currently working on and many things already work, but there's still a lot that needs to be done before I can release it.
You can add custom syntax definitions to Textastic by using TextMate bundles. See
A quick search for "typescript tmbundle" in Google brought up this TextMate bundle which should work:
https://github.com/stoffera/textmate-typescript
(you need to replace the symbolic link at TypeScript.tmBundle/Syntaxes/typescript.tmLanguage with the actual file though...)
Does it work with another, maybe more simple file?
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Are you saying that Textastic for iPad can connect and Textastic for iPhone can't? Both apps use the same code to connect to SFTP servers. Are you sure you are using the same settings?
Please try to enable the "Debug Log" setting in the connection's settings screen. Tap on the blue arrow on the right side of a connection to change its settings. This creates a log file when you try to connect to the server which might help you find out what's wrong.