Creating Personal Settings
Imagine that you want to enable users to enter their first and last names in the app settings for a Windows Store app (see Figure 6.13). You are building a friendly app and you want to address the user by name.
FIGURE 6.13 Collecting Personal settings
The HTML page in Listing 6.7—named personalSettings.html—contains a SettingsFlyout that contains an HTML form. The form has two form fields named inpFirstName and inpLastName, and both form fields are required.
LISTING 6.7 SettingsFlyout for Personal Settings
<!DOCTYPE html><html> <head> <title>Security</title> <script
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