I want to implement my app in both landscape and portrait with two different views. When my app in landscape it shows one view and in portrait it shows the second view. It is possible. But when my app is loaded in portrait,it shows the unbutton control in actual place.Then i change orientation to landscape,button changes its position to opposite side and rotate the button so that my button title is also in opposite side. Please help me. And thank you for your helping.
I don't know what you're working with. Maybe this will help you:
http://www.theappcodeblog.com/?p=79
EDIT: updated link - sorry no time to write an inline tut :(
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I apologise in advance if this is a really simple thing to do, but I have searched and searched for answers and cannot find anything anywhere.
I have made an iPhone app that has a similar sort of interface to the built-in iPhone Mail app. It has a table view, and when you tap on an item it segues to the corresponding document. When I build it for iPadOS it works in the same way, as you would expect.
But this isn't how iPad apps are supposed to look. I want my app to look like the Mail app does when running on an iPad, with the table view to the left of the content when in landscape, and the ability to slide it in when in portrait. I simply have no idea how to even get started though. If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks!
I want to make landscape and portrait mode iOS app. I've designed one page with 3 text boxes and 7 buttons. Text boxes and button are resizing (change width) according to IOS screen size in landscape mode but scroller is not showing in landscape mode. So, some buttons are not showing in landscape mode. Please go through landscape Image and portrait Image links.
Landscape Image : http://www.2shared.com/photo/nButg4eb/landscape.html
Portrait Image: http://www.2shared.com/photo/1PR86npE/Portrait.html
I am new in IOS so, i am facing this type of problem. I request all experts to don't close my question because I am really facing this problem and i need to do complete it today.
I am waiting for your valuable answer.
Thanks!
Shailesh Prajapati
First of all, by default scroller is not always visible. It is visible when you enter your view but then it disappears. What is more it is not best, from user experience point of view, to display them all the time.
So, to indicate to user that "somewhere at the bottom there is something" you can do this two things:
after your view was loaded in - (void) viewDidLoad you can blink with scrolls by using:
[scrollView flashScrollIndicators];
and also you can place your buttons, near the bottom edge, in such a way that half of button will be visible and half will not. That will be indicator to user "hey! there is something there!" (http://imgur.com/P9qzUVC)
if this app for ios 6 or later in that case you can use autolayout otherwise it should be manage your code manually. First check is it portrait or landscape and then manage your text field and button manully according to frame.
Read first these two tutorial for autolayout..
http://www.raywenderlich.com/20881/beginning-auto-layout-part-1-of-2
http://www.raywenderlich.com/20897/beginning-auto-layout-part-2-of-2
I found several problems with rotations in ios6 using iPAD...all of us...I resolved mostly all of them using the new method shouldAutorotate and shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation. But in one of the views is not updating properly the rotation. You can see (more or less) what happen:
The top images describes the behaviour from landscape to portrait...if I change the rotation of my app in other different of the first image, and come back to the first tab, the app doesn't update properly the view in portrait.
The bottom images describes what happen when I am comming from portrait to landscape...in the last screen I can the half of the screen completely black.
My level in iOS is really basic I will like some tips...what do you think which could be the problem? because in other tabs is not happen of the same app it is not happen.
If you need a piece of code, let me know...thank you!
Try this:
https://github.com/alexth/TBSV
Sample how to have NavigationBar, TabBar and SplitViewController in one project with correct looking transitions between orienations
Thanks for your reaction (ironic). I've discovered what was the problem with the rotation only in a particular screen of my app. The problem is that the one that built the app before me, used one UISplitViewController inside of a UITabBarController. This mix of ViewController, in iOS 6 bring a bunch of problems, specially with the rotations. After thousands of tries, I found this link and it is solved.
UISplitViewController inside UITabBarController in iOS6:
http://objectiveseesharp.wordpress.com/
That's all.
Should I change the title of the question?
So I've been trying to put off posting here about this because it's such a stupid thing and I imagine it's going to be a simple fix but I honestly cannot find the answer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbMBCSQegpw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
This is what keeps happening in the iPad application I'm building.
I have 2 ViewControllers, when I clicked my UIButton to transition to the next Controller, it does the above.
Orientation for each controller is set to landscape and project settings are all set to left only.
I have code in both my .m files to set the orientation to left as well but nothing seems to stop it.
Can anyone help?
I'd like to fix my Camera View in Portrait Mode but I found NO solution till now...
Do YOU have one? Would make my day .__.'
You cannot explicitly restrict the UIImagePickerController to portrait mode, but you can customize the look of the camera's user interface, which may help you. This is the example code from Apple:
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/PhotoPicker/Introduction/Intro.html
Another method of controlling the camera's look is mentioned in this question:
Camera with Custom View
I don't know exactly what your goal is, but one of these methods should help.