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If you want, you can make a .zip file with the ChartClass and ChartUse folder in Textastic and send it to support@textasticapp.com so I can try to reproduce the issue here.
Does it recognize the "../ChartClass/style.css" file?
I just moved the folders from "Local Files" to the "iCloud" location on my iPad and it still works for me.
Not sure what's going on.
Can you please double-check the name of the "ChartClass" folder? Maybe there is a space somewhere (e.g. "ChartClass<space>") or something?
Just to be sure, I tried it out:
In Local Files, I created the folders "Library" and "CanvasPlay".
Then I added the file "script.js" in the "Library" folder with these contents:
window.alert("Test");
I added the file "index.html" in the "CanvasPlay" folder:
<!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Test</title> <script src="../Library/script.js"></script> </head> <body> </body> </html>
When I preview the "CanvasPlay/index.html" file, it does show the JavaScript alert from "Library/script.js".
Using relative paths should work. Can you please show me the relevant part of your .html file?
Please note that file paths on iOS are case-sensitive. So "Filters" is not the same folder as "filters".
Feel free to do that. There would be much more needed to implement this efficiently and for all supported languages.
Just running a regex on the whole text on potentially every keystroke would not be how I'd approach this.
Also, one of the biggest problems for me is how to do a touch-friendly UI for expanding/collapsing and have big enough touch targets on small iPhone screens while not interfering with text selection.
With Secure ShellFish, I'd recommend to add the server as an external folder to Textastic using the "Add External Folder…" command.
When you then open a file and edit it, Secure ShellFish should automatically upload your changes.
You can trigger a Save with an external keyboard using Cmd-S. Tapping the "…" button in the top right corner also triggers a save.
If that still doesn't upload the file, I would try if a reboot of your device helps.
Let me know how it goes.
Using the "Share" command method I mentioned, you can select a specific app for different file extensions. So if you use share to open Textastic for .txt, and another app for .md for example, the system will remember this selection.
I also wish this would have a better UI - similar to the Mac, but that would be something Apple has to change.
In the Files app, open the context menu of the file and select "Share". Then select Textastic. From now on it should open files with the same file extension in Textastic.
Alternatively, you can use the "Open…" command in Textastic to pick a file using the Files user interface.
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I unzipped your two .zip files into Textastic's "iCloud" location.
Both "relative.html" and "relativeTest.html" work for me.
Here are screenshots from my iPad: