So I have this iPhone app with a nested setup like this: [RootViewController]->[UITabBarController]->[UINavigationController]->[subViewControllers]. Everything is built programmatically, not in Interf
I have a scrollview that automatically generates a series of subviews containing imageviews. The concept is that it\'s pretty much a custom PDF style reader, where each page is loaded in to an imagevi
i implemented a small code to show pictures, but why is the picture on Portrait Mode optimized to the iPhone screen and NOT optimized in Landscape Mode could you please help me, here is the code:
When the application is in landscape mode (which I plan to force), displaying a modal view causes the parent view to rotate to portrait mode. If I set the return value of shouldAutoRotateToInterfaceOr
Here\'s what I\'m trying to do. I have a single view (\"primaryView\"), controlled by a customized view controller.primaryView contains a scrollview, which contains an image.开发者_Go百科Sitting on t
I\'ve learned that the best way to get graceful rotation is to开发者_JAVA百科 set the auto rotation mask on the view that you want resize or move. This works fine if you\'re using SDK views like UILab
There\'re an UINavigationController with rootViewController (as root) and secondViewController (as a child). The rootViewController should be able to rotate to any orientation (that works as expected,
My application crashes if I attempt to rotate the iPad when a modal view is present. How do you stop autorotation while modal views are present or better yet how do you make it so that modal view rota
I have a large application that I am working on which has a primary view, call it a root view, with toolbar at the top for program control. There are a number of additional views that overlay the \"ro
The problem is that I am launching in-app email and triggering keyboards (via UITextFields) and they are coming up portrait on my landscape app.I am able to rotate it portrait, then rotate it landscap
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