PhoneApplicationPage Control for Windows Phone
March 22, 2012
Windows Phone applications are based on a Silverlight page model where users can navigate forward through different screens of content. The core elements include a top-level container control called a PhoneApplicationFrame that can host a PhoneApplicationPage control. Pages hold discrete sections of content in your application. You can create as many different pages as needed to present the content in your application and then navigate to those pages from the frame.
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It is necessary to use the PhoneApplicationFrame and PhoneApplicationPage types when developing your application and not the standard Silverlight Frame and Page types. For more information, see PhoneApplicationFrame and PhoneApplicationPage. However, there are types and members from the standard Silverlight Frame and Page classes that can still be used from the System.Windows.Controls and System.Windows.Navigation namespaces. These are documented in the Class Library Reference for Windows Phone. Such examples include: |
Phone Application Page
A page fills the entire content region of the frame. A page optionally surfaces its own Application Bar.
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For more information about the Application Bar and how to implement it in your application, see Application Bar for Windows Phone. |
