I was created one app for windows phone 7 and I want to add flurry analysis for my app, then I implemented start session and end session in App.xaml.cs file.
Now I want to include Flurry Agent for LogError and LogEvent for my app?
Good news! We now support WP7. As you set up a new project in our system, you simply select WP7 as a platform for the right version of the SDK.
What have you tried?
According to http://www.flurry.com/product/analytics/technical-info.html they don't support Windows Phone 7 (yet).
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how to open windows stores app uwp app using C# windows application
How to open a windows stores app using C# windows application
using Process.Start("");
How to open any voice command like cortana ?
not sure you can link to the exe since it's a UWP app but fortunately it supports protocol activivation so causing this to work
Process.Start("ms-windows-store://");
Regarding #2,
To build skills (in US markets in English, including Cortana) start here:
botframework then skills kit
If you don't want to build skills but just want STT/TTS, start here:
Bing Speech
I'm actually creating an UWP 8.1 app for one of my client.And I've got some little issue with it.At some point of my app I've to get all the names of installed app in the device and view it as a list.When the user will click on any of them, I've to launch that certain app.
I've already tried to add restricted capabilities in the app manifest but it shows a blue line when I add,
Morever I can get access to the AppData/Packages by using folderpicker somehow but don't know what to do.
The app is for WinRT surface 3 and it isn't going to store or anything it has only one user. So if anyone know any sort of solution please let me know.
The PackageManager class has the methods to enumerate all installed apps.
However, in 8.1 the PackageManager can only be used in desktop apps (e.g. WPF, Winforms, Win32). It cannot be used from a Store app on that version of the operating system.
On Windows 10 you can use the class from both Store/UWP apps as well as classic desktop apps.
In one of our projects on Win-RT targeting Windows 8.1 , we had used EasClientDeviceInformation() to get the client device information. But, now we want our app to be working on windows 10. So is there anything else that we could be using?
You need not change your code at all. EasClientDeviceInformation API is available on Windows 10 and you can use it in universal windows app and it would work on both Desktop and Phone. MSDN Page for this API lists the detail.
I am developing an Universal app capable of running on both Windows Phone and Windows. But initially I want it to be available to phones only because I have not made the Windows part of it. So how can I limit the target devices of this Universal app without creating a new app and without removing the Windows Code from it. I want it to be available to phones only for deployment. Can anybody give a solution?
Windows and Windows Phone apps are submitted separately to the Store. The process for submitting Windows apps is outlined here and for Phone here. So you can simply submit one without the other.
You can also stop building the Windows portion of the app using the Configuration Manager if you want to (to save time or avoid compilation errors you don't want to fix yet).
I am trying to port an app I built on Windows Phone 8 to a Windows Store App 8.1. One of the features I had on my mobile version was the ability for the user to "launch" the in-built Bluetooth settings app from code using:
ms-settings-bluetooth:
Is it possible to do this in a Windows Store App?
I was looking for a solution to the same question. I thought I'd add the answer I found here. It seems that the URI is not supported on Windows store as suggested by the reserved URIs listed here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh452686.aspx
This has been answered elsewhere. It looks like you can only show the settings panel and not specifically Bluetooth.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsapps/en-US/a30564be-c91d-4ad4-a402-de1d2cd4f0cc/how-to-open-the-bluetooth-settings-panel-in-a-windows-store-app?forum=winappswithcsharp
Windows.UI.ApplicationSettings.SettingsPane.Show()