Most apps need to navigate between pages or display content from other pages. The topics in this section tell you how navigation works in Windows Store apps using JavaScript.
In this section
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Learn about the single-page navigation model and how you can implement it in your own app by using Page controls and WinJS.Navigation features. | |
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Learn how to link to external web pages and display them in your app. | |
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A mashup is a web application that uses data from two or more sources to create something new. This example shows you how to use XHR to retrieve and display a remote rss feed. | |
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With the "ms-https-connections-only" meta element value you can prevent your Windows Store app using JavaScript from using HTTP connections for navigation or other non-media web content retrievals. When you set this meta element's content attribute to "true", HTTP navigation and non-media web content retrievals will fail. | |
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Guidelines for adding links to your Windows Store apps. |
Build date: 11/27/2012
