I am writing an Android app with three tabs, two designed in portrait mode, and one (a mini-spreadsheet) in landscape mode. The issue is with the function of the tab-set. When I set the orientation in
I have an printing problem in my ipad app. The view which I want to print is in landscape mode, I want to print it in the portrait mode.
I\'m using writeImageToSavedPhotosAlbum:metadata:completionBlock: to save images to the camera roll (GPS data is in dictionary passed to metadata). However pictures are misoriented (as I flip the devi
I\'m doing some a开发者_如何学运维ugmented reality app and I need the azimuth to compute some object position on the screen. I tried to get orientation data using Sensor.TYPE_ORIENTATION and since it\
Probably a simple question, but: My app starts (and is mostly) in portrait mode, but I have a ViewController which I need to push onto the stack which needs to open in Landscape mode.
I have an iPad application that can be used in all four view modes (portrait up/down and landscape left/right). But at a certain point I have a View that I only want to be seen in landscape mode. So I
called using: showDialog(DIALOG_LONG_CLICK_MENU_ID); No problem with leaking the window on orientation change BUT when the activity gets re-created there is never a call to onCreateDialog or onPrepa
I am working on an application where the user have a video list with play buttons on each row of listview. Whenever the user plays the play button, a separate activity is started for playing video. Th
I have a class which reads an XML file to create several screens in a Horizontal Page flipper. However, the view content can be different when changing from portrait to landscape or back.
I have question regarding changing orientation on iPad. I use MonoTouch, but if Obj-C programmers can help, it will be just as great.
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