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# Open LabFeatures.nsx | # Open LabFeatures.nsx | ||
# Put your application in portrait mode | # Put your application in portrait mode and verify that it displays an error when rotated to landscape. | ||
# Add code to ''frmPhoto'' that allows the user to take a photo and display it. You'll have to add the appropriate TextBox and PictureBox. | # Add code to ''frmPhoto'' that allows the user to take a photo and display it. You'll have to add the appropriate TextBox and PictureBox. | ||
# Replace the default values of ''selEmoji'' with a few Emoji characters so the user can select how they feel about the photo. Emoticons work best. | # Replace the default values of ''selEmoji'' with a few Emoji characters so the user can select how they feel about the photo. Emoticons work best. | ||
# Modify the click event for ''btnLoad'' on ''frmMain'' so the TextBox, PictureBox and ''selEmoji'' are reset on click. | # Modify the click event for ''btnLoad'' on ''frmMain'' so the TextBox, PictureBox and ''selEmoji'' are reset on click. | ||
Revision as of 22:39, 13 December 2013
In this lab session, you will add features to your app that allow you to take a picture, record your feelings on the weather with emoji, and respond to device rotation.
Student Outline
- Open LabFeatures.nsx
- Put your application in portrait mode and verify that it displays an error when rotated to landscape.
- Add code to frmPhoto that allows the user to take a photo and display it. You'll have to add the appropriate TextBox and PictureBox.
- Replace the default values of selEmoji with a few Emoji characters so the user can select how they feel about the photo. Emoticons work best.
- Modify the click event for btnLoad on frmMain so the TextBox, PictureBox and selEmoji are reset on click.