winjs

this might be a silly question but I have not been able to find an answer. I want to launch a specific URL with IE10 from within my Windows 8 javascript application, i.e. my application will be suspended and IE10 will launch. How do I do that with javascript? Thanks Themos var url = new Windows.Foundation.Uri("http://www.google.com") Windows.System.Launcher.launchUriAsync(url); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10600359/how-to-launch-a-url-in-ie10-from-within-a-windows-8-winjs-application

Trying out Windows Universal apps with JavaScript I noticed the WinJS.Utilities.isPhone property is no longer available, which makes sense since there would be no reason to ask for that at runtime. I do want to know just for testing purposes if there is a proper way of detecting the device my app is running in. EDIT: My question is NOT about detecting a mobile browser. I'm talking about about a brand new Universal Windows App for Window 10 that can run on phones, desktops, tablets, Xbox, HoloLEns, IoT devices et all. WinJS had a property that would tell me whether I was running on the phone or

I have an application that really makes no sense for snapped view, as the content generally represents A4 pages of information and data collection. Is there a way to disable snapped view for the application, or is the recommended approach to just show the application icon, while in snapped mode? You cannot disable snapped view. Simply just create a new page and navigate to that page if a snap event occurred. You can simply display an image. Window.Current.SizeChanged += (object sender, Windows.UI.Core.WindowSizeChangedEventArgs e) => { ApplicationViewState myViewState = ApplicationView.Value;

I write a Metro program in Javascript. The problem is Windows8 automatically adds an X button to it. Now how to edit or remove that button? Below is my layout, the X button overlaps the email input. Details are here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh465498.aspx You need to use the -ms-clear pseudo element, and style it either as you need it, or display none it: input::-ms-clear { display: none; } Note that you likely want to not display none it, since this removes the easy-to-touch X that removes the current input. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11805562/remove-x

I want to know if I add an event listener to a button, do I have to remove it on unload ? Would pressing the 'back' button automatic removes everything current page elements in which I don't need to worry about memory leaks? (function () { "use strict"; ui.Pages.define("/pages/registraton/registraton.html",{ ready: function (element, options) { document.getElementById("submitRegister").addEventListener( "click", postRegistration , false); }, unload: function () { document.getElementById("submitRegister").removeEventListener( "click", postRegistration, false); } });... Thanks in advance. You

I've got an application in which the user clicks a button, and should be presented a PDF that is stored in the application. They can view the PDF internally in the app, or launch the native windows PDF viewer, either way is fine. How can I provide a link / event handler for the button click to launch a view of a PDF file? Use the LaunchFileAsync function of the Launcher class, description: Starts the default app associated with the specified file, using the specified options. example code: Windows.System.Launcher.launchFileAsync(file, options).done( /* Your success and error handlers */ ); 来源：