Where i can find sourse code for this google tasks api? Or dll for windows phone 8.1?
Nuget link for this library: google api tasks v1
This library doesn't support windows phone 8.1 (i need it for wp8.1 winrt core, it platform like supported windows 8.1), but i need this library.
And i don't know when they add support.
Denis, I think you already know that, but I want other users to notice that as well...
signed google.apis.dll is giving compiler error
All sources are available at - https://google-api-client-libraries.appspot.com/download/library/[API_NAME]/[API_VERSION]/csharp, so the tasks source can be downloaded from:
https://google-api-client-libraries.appspot.com/download/library/tasks/v1/csharp
A lot of the code works if i add google library for windows 8.1, I think with the exception of the authorization. Authentication i found here nokia.develop.
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Microsoft very recently released the "Microsoft Advertising SDK" for Windows 10, which converges the previous SDKs (Phone n Desktop) into one SDK. I'm wondering if the new one is still compatible with Windows 8.1 (will it still work?).
As far as I've understood the API is nearly identical, but I still can't find whether or not it will work.
According to the documentation its highly recommended that one uninstall both previous Ad SDKs before installing the new one.
I would rather avoid the whole process of uninstalling, installing, reinstalling etc. therefore I'm asking here.
Thank you!
PS: Would be nice if someone could create the tag microsoft-advertising-sdk
I've contacted Microsoft about this and confirmed that the Advertising SDK for Windows 10 isn't compatible with Windows 8.1.
Hope this helps someone else!
Microsoft advertising SDK for Windows 10 is not compatible with Windows 8.1. I'm using DesktopAd SDK, it supports both Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. If you are considering change your ad network, my answer may be helpful.:)
That is not true, DesktopAd does not work for Windows 10. I decided to give it a shot, and migrated demo project from GitHub to Windows 10. Banner throws "The method or operation is not implemented." exception on load with following stacktrace:
at Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.WebView.InvokeScript(String scriptName, String[] arguments)
at DesktopAd.Banner.EvalScript(String[] script)
at DesktopAd.Banner.ContentWebView_DOMContentLoaded(WebView sender, WebViewDOMContentLoadedEventArgs args)
It looks like WebView.InvokeScript is not supported for UWP.
Don't waste your time trying to make it work for Windows 10.
BTW, sample quality is terrible, and web site is not displayed properly on Chrome. Not sure if this is a good ads provider.
I also tried InMobi and LeadBolt for Windows 8 before, and they are pretty useless as well. So we stuck with PubCenter and AdDuplex.
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I'm trying to use NHunspell library in my windows phone app (available thru NuGet package).
In the Hunspell constructor i'm getting this error:
Additional information: Unable to load DLL 'kernel32.dll': The specified module could not be found.
Does anyone know how why it happens and how can i fix it? i'm running my app in the emulator, maybe this cause the issue?
The same code works fine in a simple desktop app, so i guess it is something with the project refrences or stuff like that...
And if there's someone who is familiar with this spellcheck lib and WP or in general, i'll appricaite his help.
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
In fact NHunspell uses Hunspell. Hunspell is not a native windows component as mentioned, it is a C coded spell checker library. If it is possible to use native compiled libraries on Windows Phone, someone could compile Hunspell for it, so that this can be deployed to the Phone. This would also be nice on Android and iOS in conjunction with Xamarin. Currently there is no native Hunspell library for windows phone. But this should be possible with Windows Phone 8 native support.
I have already laid the foundation for this cross platform compilation by separating the NHunspell and native Hunspell projects in the latest NHunspell version. But I'm targeting Linux x86 with this step. If someone is good at cross platform development, maybe this could be done for the mobile devices too.
This blog post describes the new build process where additional native builds can be integrated: Building NHunspell with PowerShell Build Tools
I am trying to retarget my app for windows 8.1 and I am experiencing some issues.
I am getting an error that personally I do not recognize nor I found any information online
Syntax Error found in XBF generation AdSettingsFlyout.xaml
I do not have an AdSettingsFlyout.xaml file in my project and I suppose is one of the files that get built with the project due to Windows Ad SDK. I did not find a windows 8.1 SDK. How can I fix the issue? I need some of the 8.1 functionality in my app
Microsoft reported an error with the Ad SDK flyout here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/advertising-windows-sdk-api-reference-adsettingsflyout-known-issues(v=msads.10).aspx
Windows 8.1 Advertising SDK is included in the VS2013 package or you can get it as described here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/advertising-windows-prereqs(v=msads.10).aspx
Try removing any references to the Advertising SDK from your projects before upgrading.
There are two namespaces available for developers on Windows Phone 8 - Microsoft.Devices.Sensors and Windows.Devices.Sensors. They are almost identical. Could someone explain the difference?
Windows.Devices.Sensors is from Windows App store libraries, use it in WP8.
The older Microsoft.Devices.Sensors is from WP7 era, before the big change with WinRT stuff etc.
Use the newer one.
There aren't meant to be any differences so far as I'm aware, it is just a migration of namespaces for newer libraries. They are deliberately similar.
Microsoft.Devices.Sensors is part of the .Net API for Windows Phone and is specifically for phone app development. Windows.Devices.Sensors is part of the Windows API for building Windows Store applications, these applications don't necessarily have to target a Windows Phone
i am currently developing a Windows Phone Project consisting of multiples libraries where i will sometime need to update the different assemblies by downloading a DLL file over the internet.
Is it possible to load DLL on runtime on Windows Phone 8 and accomplish the goal described above?
No this is not allowed. All binaries that run on the phone must be signed by MSFT as part of their App Ingestion process via submittal to the Windows Phone App Store.
If you need dynamic updating, you might consider using a Web App, which allows you to pull content (not binaries) from a web source.