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Using latest firefox and latest emacs edit-server from elpa (20181016.1125) (emacs is in daemon mode) I get following behaviour :
When launching the edition, a buffer is created in emacs with the aklready present text, but the window does not appear in existing frales, nor is a new frame created.
When trying to save modified buffer, emacs asks for a file name : the buffer os not associated with any file, thus there is no way to send back the modified content
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When in evil mode, saving (:w) produces: user-error: Please specify a file name for the buffer.
Switching to emacs-mode (C-z) and saving (C-x C-s) causes the text to be written to Firefox.
It looks like you haven't activated edit-server-edit-mode (which should happen automatically in the edit-server buffer).
The edit-server buffer is not backed by a file, that's why you're offered to save it in some file after invoking "normal" C-x C-s.
If you want to sync the content to the textfield call edit-server-save (normally bound to C-x C-s)
or to save and quit the buffer call edit-server-done (bound to C-c C-c in edit-server-edit-mode)
Not sure why the initial buffer is hidden or the minor-mode is not activated.
But maybe this helps to debug.
Using latest firefox and latest emacs edit-server from elpa (20181016.1125) (emacs is in daemon mode) I get following behaviour :
When launching the edition, a buffer is created in emacs with the aklready present text, but the window does not appear in existing frales, nor is a new frame created.
When trying to save modified buffer, emacs asks for a file name : the buffer os not associated with any file, thus there is no way to send back the modified content
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: