Creating the JavaScript File
The third file that we need to modify is the JavaScript file named default.js which is located in the js folder. This file contains all of the code associated with the default.html page.
We are going to delete all of the default content of this file and start over. The complete contents of the modified version of default.js are contained in Listing 1.2.
(function () { "use strict"; // Aliases var capture = Windows.Media.Capture; // Executed immediately after page content is loaded function init() { // Process all of the controls WinJS.UI.processAll().done(function () { // References to DOM elements ...
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