My current app consist of TableView widget, ToolBar Widget,ScrollView Widget and tabbar sample code. My app works mostly in Portrait mode for everything from list to other Tabbar screens. When I select items in my TableView lists to go to the details screen, is there a way to force the details screen to be Landscape instead of the default Portrait?? Like rotate all objects ToolBar and Tabbar, including a WebpopUp, to Landscape Mode just for that ONE detail screen? Once back button is pressed, go back to list, everything should go back to Portrait mode. [import]uid: 71201 topic_id: 15351 reply_id: 315351[/import]
No one has done this? [import]uid: 71201 topic_id: 15351 reply_id: 57840[/import]
Can’t you just set the screen in question to landscape? Ie landscape sizes and dimensions? [import]uid: 84637 topic_id: 15351 reply_id: 57847[/import]
Content does not change with dimensions.
I have been trying to mess with the build.setting file:
[code]
orientation =
{
default = “portrait”,
content = “portrait”,
supported ={“portrait”,“portraitUpsideDown”,“landscapeRight”,“landscapeLeft”,},
},[/code]
This actually keeps my default and all content to portrait, NO portraitUpsideDown, BUT when I rotate to landscape, Content stays Portrait, my WebpopUp rotates and does NOT stay with the content. Any ideas on this fix to force WebpopUp to stay with content orientation? Is there a way to rotate content to the two Portrait/PortraitUpsideDown, so this app doesn’t get rejected by Apple?
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