Panorama sample windows phone

A pivot control provides a quick way to manage views or pages within the application. This control can be used for filtering large datasets, viewing multiple data sets, or switching application views.

The control places individual views horizontally next to each other, and manages the left and right navigation. Flicking or panning horizontally on the page cycles the pivot functionality. The tools are fully integrated with the design tools: if you click on an item in XAML, that item will become the one active in the design surface.

Just go to the Project menu and select Add New Item:. Key properties are easily accessible in the property editor. In this screen capture, you can see how easy it is to change an item to Horizontal mode, or to change the Header property:.

Integrated into the design surface you can also add extra items to the controls by right-clicking. The controls can be found in the Microsoft. For example, this jQuery page slide sideways transition works fine in every browser, but degrades to a basic slide up-type effect in the WP7 browser. I am targeting multiple OSes, but I don't want to replicate the same interface across all. The data source will be common, but I want them to look like natively designed applications on each OS.

The closest I've come to finding something like this is the promising jqMetro add-on. It gives you a full-on Metro style including panorama, pivot and native-looking controls, but the most ironic part is that the swipe features don't work on IE Mobile, which means it won't work in the PhoneGap'd application. Tapping on the pivot headings works and switches to that view just fine. Sorry for the late reply.

You can't do Panorama inside of PhoneGap by default. You might be able to find some x-compat js-lib that works, but I really haven't seen one that looks as good as the Windows Phone Panorama. But you can have multiple PhoneGap pages inside a Panorama. Let me show you how. Note this solution would not be x-plat compatible. I named mine "30tolaunch. Mark up the content just to show some basic stuff. Now [right-mouse] the project, and add in a Panorama item. Take the default name of PanoramaPage1.

Error like "a reference to higher version or incompatible assembly cannot be added to the project". So i build the Portable Build All. But the aWriteableBitmapObject cannot be recognized How to set image source for the system. I only need to know this by now Sorry for the hurry. If there is nothing i can do please comment frankly as well Sorry for the delay, it's been a quite busy week. I'll try to write up something later today. Regards, Anders. Maybe I should begin by pointing out that the Portable AForge and Accord libraries have been designed in a way that they internally use a "dummy" representation of a Bitmap class.

It is upon this Bitmap class that all AForge and Accord operations are applied. After all operations have been executed, you can cast the Bitmap object back to a WriteableBitmap object again, to allow the target platform to display and further manipulate the image. Here is some very simple code that I have used myself to demonstrate basic functionality on Windows Phone. It accesses an image that has been added to the project as an embedded resource and performs some AForge and Accord manipulation on the image before it is cast and displayed in a named Image object:.

When time permits later today, hopefully , I will upload this sample to Github. Wow, thank you so much. Sincerely thanks for all the guidance and helps. I have added the latest AForge and Accord binaries to the Externals folder of the repository, so building and running should be straightforward.

Go ahead and give it a try :- If you encounter any issues, please let me know. Thanks so much, I have already download and test it. Works perfect. Just 2 questions:. I am new with windows phone 8. I'm doing a proyect with images. I have one question How can I add the libraries shim.

I installed all packets Accord and AForge from nugets; but with this shim , i don't know how to do. I read the another answers, but i didn't be able to understand how to do it.

In the accord-samples of our concern here, it fail with original size taken from camera, but works after i resize it to x I suspect the reason is the display size. As i try it in other way, i did not display the image before all the stitching process is completed. It works! Clone PixelFormat. So better resize it to optimize time of processing. Question 2 When u mean import the libraries u mean the Accord, Aforge and Shim.

System library? I am also a beginner, so if u see any wrong in my comment just point it out, thanks. Candyvf For the portable class library here, you cannot use the library from nugets. What i did is using the Accord sample, i copy the "external" folder to my own project. Then you notice the path of the library being referenced in the Accord sample, just do so in your own project using "add reference" and it will work.

Only Shim. Also, within the PhoneApplicationPage attributes you add an OrientationChanged event and have Visual Studio create the event procedure in the code behind for this page. Since we are just concerned with Portrait or Landscape, you will just convert the Orientation property to a string and see if the value contains Portrait.

This causes the list box to redraw itself using the defined data template. The Windows Phone Panorama control makes creating a wrap-around list of items very quick and easy to accomplish. You will be able to take a set of your photos, drop them into this project and try out this sample right away.

In Figure 3 you can see an example of an application that you can create. In Figure 3 I am showing one page of my panorama that shows me at the top of Kilimanjaro in with some of my fellow climbers, including Richard Campbell and Stephen Forte. To get started creating your own Panorama application, open Visual Studio and choose New Project.

Once VS has your new project created, click on MainPage. Right-mouse click on the project and select Add Add New Item… from the context menu. Click the OK button and your new main page will be ready for you to start adding pictures to in the Panorama control.

You can find the Panorama control in the Microsoft. Each Panorama control allows you to create a title that will be displayed across all items that make up your Panorama page. You are now ready to start adding your own pictures to your project and to the panorama. The Panorama control is made up of one or many PanoramaItem controls. Now you are ready to take each picture and create one PanoramaItem control for each picture. Replace my image file names with your image file names and modify the Header of each PanoramaItem control with appropriate headers.

Keep the headers short so they are not chopped off. I find that less than 12 characters works best for the Header attribute. After putting in your images go ahead and run your application and you will be able to pan through all your images both forward and backward. When you get to the beginning or the end you will see that the control simply scrolls around in a continuous loop. I will now show you how to create a set of PivotItem controls where each control tab will display a list box of photos.

In Figure 4 you can see the sample application that you will create. Each tab is a different year and in each year is a list box with a list of pictures from your life. Create this by opening a new instance of VS and choose New Project. Once Visual Studio has your new project created, click on MainPage. Click the OK button and your new main page will be ready for you to start creating the different Pivot Item controls in your Pivot page.

Just like the Panorama control, a Pivot control is located in the Microsoft.