I\'m having problems getting my iPad app to detect its interfaceOrientation in the first UIViewController I initialize (in code). In fact, if I开发者_StackOverflow社区 trace for application.statusBarO
I am running a simple function that get\'s called in multiple areas to help deal with layout on an iPad app during orientation changes. It looks like this:
Whenever my app is rotated, only the viewController of which I\'ve added his view as a subview to the mainwindow gets his interfaceOrientation property updated, the rest remains ignorant of the fact t
My application is composed of a toolbar and an AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer in a background UIView. I\'d like to see that toolbar rotate regarding the device orientation, so in my main ViewController, I
I\'ve an iPad app that supports all orientation... my problem was on the start up of the application.
I\'m trying to set up a UITableViewCell that can have an image in the upper right corner. I have it working for portrait mode, but when I rotate to landscape, the image disappears.
I can see that this is something that has been troubling a lot of people:/ I have a UITabBarController that has 4 viewControllers, all of type UINavigationController.
Everything works fine while I\'m not playing anything (I\'m calling beginnotifications, etc, and using the orientation to rotate my view). But after I start playing with MPMoviePlayerController everyt
I\'m strugging with getting an iPhone application which requires just about every push or pop in the Nav Controller Stack to change orientation.
Using some of the methods, I am able to check the orientations to which I am rotating开发者_如何学JAVA my device. But how can I know the orientation in which I am in when the app is loaded? I want to
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