FrameContexts enum
FrameContexts provides information about the context in which the app is running within the host. Developers can use FrameContexts to determine how their app should behave in different contexts, and can use the information provided by the context to adapt the app to the user's needs.
Example
If your app is running in the "settings" context, you should be displaying your apps configuration page.
If the app is running in the content context, the developer may want to display information relevant to
the content the user is currently viewing.
Fields
| authentication | Frame context used when app is running in the authentication window launched by calling authenticate |
| content | The default context for the app where all the content of the app is displayed. |
| meetingStage | App's frame context from where meetingStage can be accessed in a meeting session, which is the primary area where video and presentation content is displayed during a meeting. |
| remove | The page shown when the user uninstalls the app. |
| settings | App's frame context from where settings page can be accessed. See how to create a configuration page. |
| sidePanel | The side panel is a persistent panel that is displayed on the right side of the host and can be used to display content or UI that is relevant to the current page or tab. |
| stage | The stage is a large area that is displayed at the center of the host and can be used to display content or UI that requires a lot of space, such as a video player or a document editor. |
| task | A task module is a pop-up window that can be used to display a form, a dialog, or other interactive content within the host. |