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I see. Your file is not a text file, but a binary plist file. You need to convert it to XML format to be able to edit it in a text editor like Textastic. You can do that on the command line on your Mac:
plutil -convert xml1 yourfile.strings
Did you try to tap on it? What happened?
Which encoding does the file have? .strings file are often UTF-16 files. Maybe your file doesn't have a proper Byte Order Mark (BOM). You could try to tap-and-hold the file, choose "Open with Encoding" and select UTF-16. Does that work?
Binary files are greyed out. You can tap on it anyway and try to open it, but if it is not a proper text file, it probably won't open.
What you can do is the following:
- Download the site to a folder
- Create a copy of that folder which serves as your backup
The iPhone version of Textastic is available on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/textastic-code-editor-for-iphone/id550156166?mt=8
You can find the website with screenshots of the iPhone version of Textastic at http://www.textasticapp.com/iphone.html
There is also an updated manual available at http://www.textasticapp.com/iphone/manual/
This will be fixed in the next update
Will be fixed in the next update.
Thanks, I reported this problem to the userecho guys: http://feedback.userecho.com/topic/144783-you-had-already-voted-when-tapping-on-the-vote-box/
Please try to tap on the "up" arrow above the vote box to add your vote. This should work.
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I would recommend renaming it to yourfile.plist afterwards in order to get proper syntax highlighting.