Sorry for the late reply, but thank you both very much, this helped me a lot and now I have a fully functioning Metro App up and going. It's a pity Microsoft is taking them down again though, I was just getting good at it.
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Lmao, Ghosts is about right. This had me going for weeks. I just thought it would be something interesting to post and see what encounters other people have had. I seem to find all sorts of bugs with computers and Visual Studios though. The other day my computer told me it couldn't find an operating system, then I restarted it and it worked fine. I thought maybe a good line of work would be penetration testing, considering I'm good at finding bugs, and loopholes. :laugh:
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Has anyone else come across the bug in Visual Studios 2012 where it runs code that isn't there? I created an application and then I decided against some of the features I had in the application. So, I removed them. Buttons and grids etc. were removed, but alas, Visual Studio 2012 is so epic, it still ran all the missing code and displayed everything I removed. I went further into this and decided to start from scratch, deleted the entire application and started a new one with the same name. It obviously didn't delete the previous project code completely, and had it stored somewhere, after it had deleted the actual project, so when I finished creating the new application, it ran like the old one. FML. So I removed EVERYTHING, all code, and the entire GUI and it still ran. WTF? I eventually copied the code, pasted it in notepad, and started in a blank app instead of Windows forms. Pasted the code back and added everything else manually.
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Thanks a bunch, it didn't give me the answers completely but it set me on the right track.
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Hi, I am currently sitting on a slight problem. I want to create a Windows Metro Style Application using C# in visual studios. There is one problem though, I have no idea how to create the GUI completely. I currently have a blank app and I would like to add a new item, item being a grid page. I cannot seem to be able to do this, and I have tried everything. Once I can get that done, I would like to be able to move through pages, and this must be compatible with landscape and portrait views, also with docking and snapping. Please Help! Kind regards, A Developer
