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==== Functionality ==== | ==== Functionality ==== | ||
Links to several work-in-progress pages, like for the "What's fresh", "Results" and "Product | Links to several work-in-progress pages, like for the "What's fresh", "Results" and "Product Description Page" (PDP) pages, are present inside the application's code. All of these pages would query an internal <code><nowiki>http://paulke86-srv/winstore/win8/usa/en-us/ms/non-touch</nowiki></code> server that would show the page's user interface in a <code>.htm</code> file. The only file that does not contact this server is the <code>offline.htm</code> file, which, as indicated by the name, is the file that shows when the internal Windows Store server cannot be communicated to. This file is meant to be displayed at <code>1366x768</code> resolution, although not all of the file's content will be shown properly at that resolution. Setting the display resolution to a less conventional <code>1384x824</code> resolution will allow the Store to show all of its content as presumably intended. | ||
The Windows Store executable can accept three arguments - <code>/purchase <product GUID></code>, <code>/product <product GUID></code> and <code>/search <query></code> (these can additionally be spelled with a dash instead of a slash). If Windows Store is launched without any arguments, the Store will attempt to open the "What's fresh" (<code>whats-fresh.htm</code>) page located on the <code>paulke86-srv</code> internal server. If the <code>/search</code> argument is used, the Store will attempt to open the Results page with the user's inputted query (<code>results.htm?query=<query></code>), and if the <code>/product</code> argument is used, the Store will attempt to open the application's Product Display Page via the "What's fresh" <code>.htm</code> file (<code>whats-fresh.htm?pdp=<GUID></code>). Attempting to use the <code>/purchase</code> argument will cause Windows Store to perform no action and simply not launch due to the argument returning <code>[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.visualstudio.vsconstants.e_notimpl?view=visualstudiosdk-2022 E_NOTIMPL]</code>. | The Windows Store executable can accept three arguments - <code>/purchase <product GUID></code>, <code>/product <product GUID></code> and <code>/search <query></code> (these can additionally be spelled with a dash instead of a slash). If Windows Store is launched without any arguments, the Store will attempt to open the "What's fresh" (<code>whats-fresh.htm</code>) page located on the <code>paulke86-srv</code> internal server. If the <code>/search</code> argument is used, the Store will attempt to open the Results page with the user's inputted query (<code>results.htm?query=<query></code>), and if the <code>/product</code> argument is used, the Store will attempt to open the application's Product Display Page via the "What's fresh" <code>.htm</code> file (<code>whats-fresh.htm?pdp=<GUID></code>). Attempting to use the <code>/purchase</code> argument will cause Windows Store to perform no action and simply not launch due to the argument returning <code>[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.visualstudio.vsconstants.e_notimpl?view=visualstudiosdk-2022 E_NOTIMPL]</code>. | ||