windows-10-universal

问题 I want to read HTML and allow my user to edit HTML by providing him all the formatting options like Bold,Italic,Underline,Bullet points,etc. I also noticed that Microsoft is allowing all such formatting options in their default Outlook Mail app when we click on more in Bottom bar. Can someone please suggest is there any direct API to achieve this in Windows 10 or any third party API available in Nuget ? I want to achieve like below: 回答1: Got a very good article to achieve my requirement on

问题 After some investigation of printing in UWP I've highlighted: No native way to print PDF document directly from your app without redirecting this task to Edge or other similar program. There is a way to print XAML Elements (Image for example) using PrintDocument . There is a native way to render PDF into PNG using PdfDocument class These three points gives us ability to print a PDF, but we have a problem here: After rasterization to PNG the quality of output document is quite poor.

问题 I would like to check internet connectivity type in Windows Universal Application. Not Connected Connected via WLAN(WiFi) Connected via WWAN(Cellular Data) Connected to a metered network in order to provide an option for downloading large size content. And also sense the significant network availability changes. Currently, I'm only able to check whether internet connected or not using GetIsNetworkAvailable method of NetworkInterface class. NetworkInterface.GetIsNetworkAvailable(); 回答1: 1.

问题 I am writing a very simple Universal Windows application with VB in Visual Studio 2017. The application should gave basic network information to the user, so I wanted to collect the data using IPGlobalProperties and print – as a first example – the DomainName in a TextBlock called textDomain Dim NetworkProperties As NetworkInformation.IPGlobalProperties NetworkProperties = NetworkInformation.IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties textDomain.Text = NetworkProperties.DomainName While the

问题 I have the following code on my Windows 10 UWP app to send a file to a WebAPI web service. public async void Upload_FileAsync(string WebServiceURL, string FilePathToUpload) { //prepare HttpStreamContent IStorageFile storageFile = await StorageFile.GetFileFromPathAsync(FilePathToUpload); IRandomAccessStream stream=await storageFile.OpenAsync(FileAccessMode.Read); Windows.Web.Http.HttpStreamContent streamContent = new Windows.Web.Http.HttpStreamContent(stream); //send request var myFilter = new

问题 Idea:I am automating wifi login for a particular network where user have to enter credentials by poping a toast notification like alarm app but instead of snooze or dismiss button there would be login or logout. Issue:How to trigger toast notification immediately when the user connect to a particular wifi network? 回答1: You need to use a Background Task which is getting triggered by a System Event - in your case the NetworkStateChanged trigger. Here are a list of available triggers:

问题 I am trying to create an Windows 10 IoT app running headless on a Raspberry Pi 2. Everything is set up correctly and I am able to debug my from Visual Studio using the Raspberry Pi as the remote machine for debugging. Now I want to add a clock on the app page but I can't figure out how to keep the displayed time updated. In plain old C# I would use a BackgroudWorker or something similar to keep the displayed time current, but that type is not available in UWP. I have been looking into "Create

问题 Problem I have upgraded my windows 8.1 pro 64 bits to windows 10 64 bits to work on universal apps with windows 10 ,but what I note is there many errors when I create a new universal 10 project with visual Studio 2015 . Tried modified the installation of visual Studio and the universal tools are already installed then I have repaired visual Studio but always I have a problem in opening a universal 10 Project (those errors are not appeared when I come to create a universal windows 8.1 app

问题 I want to use a simple (POCO only without other dependencies) PCL with targets Xamarin.Android Universal Windows 10 ASP.NET Core 1.0 in an ASP.NET Core 1.0 RC2 project (all in the same solution). I have added this import to my project.json: "frameworks": { "netcoreapp1.0": { "imports": [ "dotnet5.6", "dnxcore50", "portable-net451+win8" ], "dependencies": { "PCL.Library": { "target": "project" } } } } I don’t get any errors (compilation or otherwise) and the PCL.Library project shows up in the

问题 We are developing a Windows 10 Universal app. Currently, there are 2 branches of the app code, MAIN and DEV. We would like to be able to install (and run) both builds on the same OS instance at the same time. Right now, we do not see any other way of doing this than having a separate VM for each app build, but this is not our preference. Does anyone have any experience with this type of challenge, and does anyone know if this is even possible from technology standpoint? 回答1: Each package must