The way that’s typically handled is to do that content in HTML, and to remember your state using HTML local storage. Then when the HTML is loaded you check the local state and update your content behavior accordingly.Neil

What are you trying to accomplish by doing this?Neil

The reading APIs are not currently supported in DPS 2015. What are you trying to do with them?Neil

Are you attempting to create content for the new Digital Publishing Solution product, or the previous Digital Publishing Suite product?Neil

Hi Alberto,We only support navto:// links to another article at the moment. We don't support links to collections or links to articles within the context of another collection.The format of the navto:// link is the same as with the previous version of DPS. Use navto://articlename.Neil

There's no way to delete a project right now.Neil

Hi Jeffery,This is a bug our internal test team found as well. They're working on a fix that will hopefully go out in our next release along with a host of other scrollable frame improvements.Neil

Hi Alberto,None of those features are currently supported in the DPS 2015 viewers. We're considering them for future releases, but do not have any timing for them at the moment.Neil

Create a hyperlink or button that goes to goto://ApplicationViewState/library.Neil

Eh, live tiles aren’t live enough. They just flip over and show static text. yawn.Neil