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uap:ManagedUrls (Windows 10)

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Provides support for multiple URLs. Allows plugins to specify multiple URLs to which they may send cookies.

Element hierarchy

<Package>

    <Applications>

         <Application>

              <Extensions>

                   <uap:Extension>

                        <uap:WebAccountProvider>

                             <uap:ManagedUrls>

Syntax

<uap:ManagedUrls>

  <!-- Child elements -->
  uap:Url{1,200}

</uap:ManagedUrls>

Key

{}   specific range of occurrences

Attributes and elements

Attributes

None.

Child elements

Child element Description
uap:Url Specifies a URL to which a plugin may send cookies. Need only be a valid URI; not necessarily a URL.

Parent elements

Parent element Description
uap:WebAccountProvider Declares an app extensibility point of type windows.webAccountProvider.

Examples

<Extension
    Category="windows.webAccountProvider">
    <WebAccountProvider
        Url="https://login.live.com"
        BackgroundEntryPoint="MSA.WebAccountProviderTask">
        <uap:ManagedUrls>
            <uap:Url>https://login.windows.cn</uap:Url>
            <uap:Url>https://login.windows.us</uap:Url>
        </uap:ManagedUrls>
    </WebAccountProvider>
</Extension>

Requirements

Item Value
Namespace http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10
Minimum OS Version Windows 10 version 1511 (Build 10586)