Many of the templates used to create new applications create a class, LayoutAwarePage, in the Common folder. Create a new class named LayoutAwarePage in the Common folder. The new class will inherit from Page and will implement two event handlers: one for when the window changes size and one for when the page is loaded,. The job of SetVisualState is to obtain the current visual state and to ask the VisualStateManager to go to the state with that name. This forces the change in ViewState that is picked up by the page.
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In this example I have a list view which is initially hidden for snap view and a grid view for my full screen view which I hide for the snap view. Thanks a lot Richard. I was trying to make the snap view work on my app for over a week but couldn't do it because it was made from a blank page.
Now after making changes, it works! Thanks again! May 28, I'm so confused I can't seem to figure it out as I'm like 1 day into programming and I need this information to get to my next task! It would be gratefully appreciated! December 08, What you want is:. First, you need to know which view you are in, and you need to respond to a change in views. Here are the steps:. To get started, create a new Blank App application. Recreate the previous application, or download the previous application here.
At this point you should have an application that displays a GridView. Put that application into snapped view Windows — dot and notice that what you get is a thin slice of a GridView. The GridView itself is unchanged. We want to add a title to the page, so update the outermost grid with two rows and place the title TextBlock in the top row,. Run the application and notice that your GridView scrolls underneath the title, which is just what we want.
Each is important in the overall strategy of Windows 8. Since a Windows 8 is only active when it is visible it means that only one app can run at a time — similar to the IPad. But because of SnapView, Windows 8 allows users to view more than one app at a time, even if the second app is in a narrow format.
As a result, the user can enjoy more than one app at a time, increasing the opportunity for productivity. The image above shows the Full, Snap, and Fill View on a slate device, respectively. It is an important note to say that Snap is not a touch-only mechanism. I run on a desktop that has no touch input. I use snap.
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