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Hi Ted,


for Textastic 3.1 I have implemented a custom url scheme: 

In Safari, you can tap on the address bar and replace the http:// part of a url with textastic:// - as soon as you hit enter, Textastic will open and download this URL. 

I will submit 3.1 to Apple soon. 

See also http://feedback.textasticapp.com/topic/61725-custom-url-scheme-support/
This is an issue in iOS 5. I will fix it in the next update.

This is fixed for Textastic 3.1.
I could fix this bug for Textastic 3.1.

There were a few issues at work here. The UI is now updated when you download a lot of files and I could fix a memory issue when directories are created.
This is fixed for Textastic 3.1.

In the meantime, you can use this workaround:

Add the following line to your Apache config (httpd.conf):

BrowserMatch "^Textastic" redirect-carefully
I've implemented a textastic:// URL scheme for Textastic 3.1.
Rsync is licensed under the GPL, so I can't use it in an iOS app.

I think the creator of this topic meant a different feature: every app can register url schemes. For example, Textastic could register a textastic:// url scheme. This would allow you to use Safari to open files/urls with Textastic.


See http://www.goodiware.com/gr-man-howto.html#ghttp