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Ok, nullables I understand... I attach three Images: Chrome_request_headers.jpg showing the headers that are sent via the webservice, the second one (chrome_request_console.jpg) is the console output. As I can see in the headers, the information provided by the debugging console makes sense, but I d...

Setting a nullable DateTime causes exception: public class Assessment : INotifyPropertyChanged { private DateTime? _assessmentTimeStarted; public DateTime? AssessmentTimeStarted { get { return _assessmentTimeStarted; } set { if (_assessmentTimeStarted == value) <---- Exception!!! return; _assessment...

I have an application that pulls data from a web-service. This works as intended in the simulator. The app shows a list of some 20 patients. The problem: It only works fine in the simulator! Testing the app after deployment going to the app's url in the IE brings up some errors (e.g. "Nullable ...

It is the string.Split method that causes the exception in JSIL. Replaced the build-in Split method with an own implementation of it and now it works. Took imlementation from Stackoverflow (for those who have a similar problem): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3588503/what-are-the-alternatives-to...

Hi,

I attach a very small project that just parses a text:
In the simulator it works fine, when I run the final version in browser, the app crashes.

This app is an extract of a bigger app, but the exception is the same.

Any idea?


Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Update 5
cshtml5 Build 5.2

Perfect! thank you for the fast reply!

Hi,
thank you for your fast reply. From your point of view your explanation makes sense to me and I understand.
Closing the app (i.e. the browser page) would just be desireable to give the user the feeling of a real mobile app,
but this can be argued away

A workaround is to attach an Loaded-eventhandler to the page. In this eventhandler, attach the button-click event. But I assume that this behaviour will be the same for ALL eventhandlers (lostfocus, keydown, ...). So it is really only a temporary workaround. public LoginView() { this.InitializeCompo...

Normaly if an app runs on a mobile devices the underlying system will handle the events of hardware-buttons (e.g. button back, homebutton) and will provide some hooks/callbacks so that the programmer can handle various scenarious like preserving state, reactivation of the app aso. We have an existin...

Is there a way to terminate the application?

Environment.Exit(...) is not supported (Beta 5.1).

Is there a way to achieve this?

As there is no NavigationService pendant in Beta 5.1 I did all the navigationhandling myself (NavigateTo, Back, ...) and it works fine like proposed in one of your forum entries by adding a <Border .../> control to the XAML and substitute the Child-property each time you want to navigate to a new pa...