Hi roaminggamer
thanks again for your help!
You’re absolutely right.
I will test like you said asap.
Olivier
Hi roaminggamer
thanks again for your help!
You’re absolutely right.
I will test like you said asap.
Olivier
I’m seeing the same in .2692. Worked fine on a previous release from around June 2014 (I can’t find a place within the Enterprise releases to identify which release it is.)
My app only allows landscape orientations.
When I run my code using the Pro Corona emulator with orientation set to landscapeRight, display.width x display.height on an iPad show as 1024x768. When I run the code in Enterprise on an iPad2, I get 768 x 1024.
On an iPhone 6 I do not see this reversal.
Also, in XCode, I’ve only allowed landscapeLeft and landscapeRight, however as I rotate the device from landscape to portrait, the app swivels to portrait (which my app doesn’t accomodate).
Thanks for posting. This looks like a bug then. If you guys are both seeing the same behavior independently in Enterprise, and I don’t see it for Pro builds, then I’d say its an Enterprise bug.
One of you two should file a bug report:
https://developer.coronalabs.com/content/bug-submission
PS - I was really hoping this was just something we could figure out and fix.
Just submitted report
Please post the bug Case ID here for reference.
Thanks
Rob
Case 42227: Enterprise iPad display.height/display.width reversed
Case 42228: Enterprise Autorotate includes unsupported orientations
Glad to hear I’m not alone tbuchler
And thanks for your report!
Olivier
Hi,
any news from tbuchler bugs Cases?
I’ve checked the last Enterprise daily build notes, I didn’t find anything…
42228 is a total show-stopper for everyone who builds apps that require only landscape orientation.
totally agree : absolutely impossible to publish on a store with 42228.
I hope Corona team will fix it very soon…
This is not documented yet (I’m working on it). Adding following properties to App-Info.plist would solve orientation issue:
\<key\>CoronaViewSupportedInterfaceOrientations\</key\> \<array\> \<string\>UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft\</string\> \<string\>UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight\</string\> \</array\>
And it is as far as I understand best way to solve the issue.
Update:
I just doublechecked. Both issues #42227 and #42228 are fixed by adding this .plist entry.
Thanks Vlads.
The existing UISupportedInterfaceOrientations and UISupportedInterfaceOrientations~ipad keys should be kept in the plist file?
-Tom
Thanks vlads