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    tile notifications wp7

    Hello,

    I have been cracking on notifications for quite a while and have got them working. But still not quite understanding the best usage of them. So I would prefer to use toast notification because I think it is most useful as I can hit some code with it. But then if the user doesn't interact I suppose it would just disappear without making any change?

    Tile notifications which is a bit more problematic to me, once I get one it changes the appearance of the icon if the user has got one(which is good), but then I want it to go back to its state once the user clicks it, then also I want to be able to hit the code or somehow pass a parameter or uri to the app that could make the app act differently which I can't or don't know how.

    I have gone through many tutorials but I could now find these two answers.

    Please help

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    Re: tile notifications wp7

    You should "remember" that you changed the tile. If you know that it changed, you can go to a different page after you open the app. Then you can also change the tile back to normal.
    To remember you could use the isolatefilestore or the localDB
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    Re: tile notifications wp7

    ok, I was thinking I could just select the default (and delete the new one) tile when the app launches, I have noticed there are examples how to do it, but I have been failing to do that, and I guess those tiles are not the same as a push notification tile?

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