1. iPad issue: Problems on Pad #4238
2. What function does the "More" menu (right-click menu) refer to?
3. Disable select left top bar will avoid this issue

There is no context menu on the iPhone, so we will disable the select event

Hello, thanks for fixing that! And here are the answers referring to your question:

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iPad issue: #4238

i apologize for my expressing, but what I was referring is the issue that: I can't move these buttons (shows in the image below) on iPad, because moving these buttons need to right-click the mouse to call the context menu, which iPad doesn't usually have.

and i was just saying maybe long press to call the context menu (AKA "more" menu or "right-click" menu is a designing option)

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What function does the "More" menu (right-click menu) refer to?

i meant this button:

on iOS / iPad and android, when long press a note or notebook in doc tree, it pops out text selecting cursor which doesn't make sense, it should be equal to when you press the "menu" button, because it doesn't make sense to select text at that field (maybe you already fixed it in last commit?).
in another word: for iPhone/ iPad/ android, long press a note or notebook in doc tree should pop out the context menu (AKA "more" menu or "right-click" menu) , instead of calling text-selecting cursor.

thank you again!

for the question 2, it's a vid that how obsidian does when long press a note.

oh and sorry I found another issue that I can't seem to delete a workspace on iPad once it's created.

• Right-click can not open the menu on the dock icon
• Long press the file tree item to open the right menu on the mobile
• Open about -> workspace -> open -> click select element

thank you again!

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Right-click can not open the menu on the dock icon

yes thank you! and just to be more clear, what I meant is that since iPad doesn't have a mouse, so all the operate which need right-clicking the mouse, is not able to do on iPad.

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Long press the file tree item to open the right menu on the mobile

yes, indeed, thank you so much!

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Open about -> workspace -> open -> click select element

i apologize for my misunderstood, is this a TODO or an instruction? cuz if it's an instruction, i can't find any element/button related to " workspace" or similar thing in about page. And if it's a TODO, do you need me to open another issue to describe it?

Thank you!

Sorry, I was talking about mobile, if it's an iPad, try this:

yes, thank you for your helping! but it seems as i said, that button in your screenshot can't delete a profile/workspace either. On iPad i can only remove a workspace/profile from the list by touch the "X" icon, the entire workspace/profile hadn't been deleted, still exist, because I can open it later again by "open" button even after I removed it.

Also as you mentioned, i tested the iPhone client too, and it turns out I can't completely delete a workspace on iPhone either. (the "-" button just remove it from list, too, because after i removed it i can still open again with "open" button)

on android, i can delete a workspace using root permission + file manager, but can't delete it within siyuan app itself.

sorry if it's just because i didn't find it, but it's at least not that obvious.

It used to be physically deleted, but some users often deleted it by mistake, so it was later changed to remove it from the workspace list.

Thank you for your answer! Maybe it's a nice design, however personally I think it's also important to be able to physically delete a workspace (maybe it could be located deeply in settings or something to prevent accident), since on iOS devices, the user can't really use file manager to manage files.
But don't worry, it's just a suggestion, user can still uninstall siyuan and install again for that purpose, if you believe it's better.

@STMRabbit We will implement it in the next version, thanks #9134

Thank you so much for the quick fix! In case I expressed myself incorrectly last time, the term "uninstall SiYuan and install it again" was meant to describe the procedure for clearing data. It's not intended as a threat, like "if you don't implement it, the user will uninstall and leave." :)
I love SiYuan; it's the best app I've ever used. Thank you so much!