windows-10-mobile

问题 Is there a solution that will allow me to run and test the application life cycle on a physical device? Without the use of "Lifecycle Events" built-in Visual Studio 2015? I wanted to be able to call the appropriate methods of life cycle as Suspend and Resume after pressing the physical buttons on the device (arrow return, windows icon, etc.) and if possible get a message about calling this method something like: private async void Application_Suspending(object sender, SuspendingEventArgs e) {

问题 I want to run my Ionic, Cordova, Angular app directly on Win 10 tablet using CLI commands. In this app, there is Windows and Web platforms added. I used ionic cordova run windows --device , but does not work even I enabled Developer mode on tablet. When I used this command the windows local device run. Any help to run on tablet windows 10? 回答1: if you can connect your tablet to your destop, you can try ionic cordova run windows --list to check if your device is detected by cordova. If your

问题 I have a C# app targeting UWP/Windows-10 for desktop & mobile platforms. The C# app calls into native component written in C++. My native C++ code has Visual C++ component extensions(C++/CX). The native code is then packaged as a .dll & bundled along with the app. The app works perfectly fine on Desktop, i.e when I run it in x86 or x64 , Local Machine , but encounters this error while running on Mobile, i.e. on x86 Mobile Emulator or on an ARM device(Nokia 950) The specified module could not

问题 I have a UWP app that's using client a certificate for SSL authentication. The certificate is stored in user store, the app is declaring "Shared User Certificates" capability in the manifest, I can see the certificate in collection returned by CertificateStores.FindAllAsync . The app works fine on Windows 10 Desktop -- I can set HttpBaseProtocolFilter.AllowUI = true and the app shows a confirmation dialog before the private key is used. However, when I run the same exact code on Windows 10

问题 The Windows phone emulator running Windows 10 has been working since I've installed it and last time I used the emulator was a few days ago. Now for some reason when I load my application emulator does not load the OS. here's the steps I go throuogh to run the app : -Run "Mobile Emulator 10.0.10586.0 720p 5 inch 1GB (which is my usual emulator to run)" Message box saying "Configuring Windows Phone for debugging ... " Another message box appears saying "Click "Retry" to run the emulator in

问题 I have a Windows 10 mobile uwp app and I am having two issues. First, I set focus to controls in the app. I do this by using the common call successfully Control.Focus(FocusState.Programmatic); However, there are some cases where this does not work. Most times it does but for example, when my page loads, I am trying to set an initial focus in one of the fields and it does not work. I have tried this call in two places. First, in the constructor for the page, after InitializeComponenets and

问题 I'm working in Socket Mobile scanner(Model: CHS 7Pi) integration with Windows 10 UWP application. I'm getting following exception "Value does not fall within the expected range." after successfully making contact with scanner via bluetooth I using below sample for my testing. https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/tree/master/Samples/BarcodeScanner below msdn url suggest, it will support my scanner. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/mt426649.aspx#Bluetooth

问题 Is there any HTML parser using X-Path for UWP - Windows 10? What's the easy/best way of exploring HTML in Windows 10 ? 回答1: Solution 1: Install-Package HtmlAgilityPack https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack/ Solution 2: Parsing Html private async void Parsing(string website) { try { HttpClient http = new HttpClient(); var response = await http.GetByteArrayAsync(website); String source = Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8").GetString(response, 0, response.Length - 1); source = WebUtility

问题 I have 2 TextBoxes. i made my own keyboard so the user uses my keyboard and its etrxa buttons. but when i tap on the textbox to type in it the phone keyboard on my phone emulator pops up. I tried the "PreventKeyboardDisplayOnProgrammaticFocus" but i read that it is only to disable it when the program itself chooses a textbox. I read that the InputPane can help me disable it but i can't understand how to use it and can't find a way to do it anywhere else. Can somebody help me i just want the

问题 I want to use a background task for my UWP app. The below code, is my back button click event in windows mobile: private async void MainPage_BackRequested(object sender, BackRequestedEventArgs e) { var access= await BackgroundExecutionManager.RequestAccessAsync(); var task = new BackgroundTaskBuilder { Name="My task",TaskEntryPoint=typeof(backGroundTask.Class1).ToString() }; trigger = new ApplicationTrigger(); task.SetTrigger(trigger); task.Register(); //var result = await trigger