Latest Contributions by AnttiKajanus1

New try. Check if this provides you the behavior that you want: (note that it also changes the statusbar on the top of the screen) Windows.UI.ViewManagement.ApplicationView.GetForCurrentView().      SetDesiredBoundsMode(ApplicationViewBoundsMode.UseCoreWindow); Put it in App.cs OnLaunched method before the window is activated. ... View more

When you are working directly with ServiceFeatureTable, you are in a control how the data is queried. After initializing the table use QueryAsync with filter that you want to use and there you go. If you want to get everything, you can create QueryFilter and use "1=1" on Where clause. private async Task<List<Feature>> GetServiceRequestsAsync() {        // Create filter that defines what features are returned        // Get all ServiceRequests that has attributes "requestid", "status" and "requestdate" set        var filter = new QueryFilter()        {               WhereClause = "requestid <> '' AND status <> '' AND requestdate IS NOT NULL"        };        // For filtering feature spatially, use SpatialQueryFilter instead        // Get all ServiceRequests that intersects with searchArea geometry and as attribute "requestid" set        //var filter = new SpatialQueryFilter() { Geometry = searchArea, WhereClause = "requestid <> ''" };        // Query all service requests that has requestid, status and requestdate set        var results = await _serviceRequestTable.QueryAsync(filter);        return results.ToList(); } Also see FeatureDataForm from Toolkit. It makes this this type of editing very simple. ... View more