isolatedstorage

I have lots of images stored in isolated storage and want to display them in a listbox. However, I don't want all images to be loaded right away but lazily. So only when the user scrolls to see new items the images should be loaded. I also want to use data binding for providing the list item's data and image. In the tests I did all images always got loaded right away and at once, so I am unsure whether this lazy loading can be achieved with the default ListBox and data binding. Can it? You can use the standard ListBox to "lazy load" your items with databinding. The keyword here is "data

I need to find the way to save images to the IsolatedStorage and show them I the Silverlight (XAML) Important: Silverlight have to take image “himself”, I cannot set the image from the code behind I have tried many solutions before. The very last solution is, to bind byte array and convert them to the Image XAML StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" Margin="0,0,0,20"> <Image Width="110" CacheMode="BitmapCache" Source="{Binding ThumbLocal,Converter={StaticResource imgConverter}}" Margin="12,0,9,0"/> <StackPanel Width="311"> Code behind public byte[] ThumbLocal { get; set; } public class

Hey. I have a list of items that the user can search. The search results are displayed in a listbox. Each animal object has a path to an image in Isolated Storage. What's the quickest way to bind my Image control inside the listboxitem to the image in the isolated storage? Examples I've seen tend to display images from the internet rather than Isolated Storage. If I have around 10 images, it seems to take up all the memory and crash. thanks EDIT: I'm using this in my BitmapConverter class (inherits IValueConverter) public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, System

I am trying to create an instance of StorageFile in my class library... var localFolder = ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder; StorageFile destinationFile = await localFolder.CreateFileAsync(destination, CreationCollisionOption.GenerateUniqueName); VS11 is not building say: 'await' requires that the type 'Windows.Foundation.IAsyncOperation' have a suitable GetAwaiter method. Are you missing a using directive for 'System'? obviously I am using .net 4.5 as target and I am referencing Windows Assemblies... not sure why this code work in MetroStyle but does not build in a class library... How can

I am developing Windows phone 8 application. In my application, i have to display PDF file in offline( without net connection ) mode, within application. For that i have to do the following, Download PDF file from a link( URL ) provided by server side. Save the downloaded PDF file in local storage. Open and display PDF file from local storage. On searching, i found suggestions to use ComponentOne Studio's toolset called 'Studio for Windows Phone'. Unfortunately it is not free. Is there any way to implement in free of cost? Any reference, samples or ideas will be greatly appreciated. You can

I want to write a file where an external application can read it, but I want also some of the IsolatedStorage advantages, basically insurance against unexpected exceptions. Can I have it? You can retrieve the path of an isolated storage file on disk by accessing a private field of the IsolatedStorageFileStream class, by using reflection. Here's an example: // Create a file in isolated storage. IsolatedStorageFile store = IsolatedStorageFile.GetStore(IsolatedStorageScope.User | IsolatedStorageScope.Assembly, null, null); IsolatedStorageFileStream stream = new IsolatedStorageFileStream("test.txt

I would like to know if there is a "first run" flag or similar in WP7. My app takes some stuff out of isolated storage so I would like to determine if this is necessary first time. I am currently using an if to check if the named storage object exists but this means I can't handle any memory loss errors in the way I would like. I don't think there is a built in feature for this ... but I know what you mean :-) I implemented "first run" myself using iso storage in the open source khan academy for windows phone app . All I do is look in iso storage for a very small file (I just write one byte to