Reputation: 15886
When designing Metro apps for Windows 8 with JavaScript, are all features available such as full AJAX support? And what about CSS?
What is supported, and what is not? I haven't been able to find a comprehensive command-reference list yet.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 461
Reputation: 21497
You are asking it wrong ;) Windows 8 WinJS API has much more features than in-browser JavaScript in Windows 8 / IE10.
Update: thanx to Jeremy Poster, for pointing out, there are some security limitation in Windows Store Apps (because it has more privileges, compared to browser). Most visible are: mandatory utf8, absence of window.alert
and its friends, url links open in browser by default, .js file caching, and filtration for .innerHTML
and company. See all differences.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 907
Since Javascript in Metro runs on IE10 browser, you can check http://caniuse.com/ for information about which browser supports what. In addition, there are additional APIS you can use from "WinRT".
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 6802
According to the JavaScript Getting Started page, you can create apps with HTML (so I assume full DOM access), as well as network requests using XMLHttpRequest.
Check out the blog reader demo app.
Upvotes: 2