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Is there any way that we can Forcefully change app orientation from portrait to landscape while navigating ? I have a requirement that while pushing controller from A to B. B should be in landscape but my A controller is in portrait. In your ViewController-B add this lines of code in viewDidLoad: [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarOrientation:UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight]; float angle = M_PI/2; //rotate 180°, or 1 π radians self.view.layer.transform = CATransform3DMakeRotation(angle, 0, 0.0, 1.0); This code is working fine if you are using navigation controller to move from

My UIAlertView has a message and 3 buttons, my problem is the alert view display normally in portrait but it hides message in landscape mode as below screenshots. How to make the message appears? Thanks in advance. I too got same problem, But I solved this, with a small change. like add "\n\n" at the end of Title in the alertView This is not a correct solution. but this will rectify that problem some what. *Note : The Title and the Message should be of one line text. Thanks, Satya By merging the Title String into the Message String you can fit two lines of landscaped text. Localization wise,

I want to play video in landscape mode in fullscreen. And my application is lock in portrait mode. How to implement this. Please help me. Thanks in advance Pratik Jamariya I've done this in on of my app. To do this you need to check that is your viewcontroller that where you want to play a video. The first thing you have to do is check Device Orientation to Portrait,Landscape left, Landscape right in your project target In your AppDelegate do the below code -(NSUInteger)application:(UIApplication *)application supportedInterfaceOrientationsForWindow:(UIWindow *)window{ UIStoryboard

I'm trying to avoid having fullscreen keyboard editing on landscape in order to access to the suggestions. I already read a lot of threads explaining that I have to add EditorInfo flags like flagNoFullscreen and/or flagNoExtractUi . I added them programmatically but not really helpful. Is there a way to figure this out? It took me a while to figure this one out, but it's actually quite simple. Initially I created a custom class that extended the SearchView class, and used a onCreateInputConnection() override, however I couldn't get it working that way. I eventually got it working in a much

Is it possible to make my web page open default in landscape mode in a mobile or tablet even if the orientation of screen is off using css3 media query or jquery ?? You COULD do this. Wether it is a good idea or not I'll let you decide (hint: it isn't). Check for portrait orientation with CSS and rotate the body if necessary: @media screen and (orientation:portrait) { body { transform: rotate(-90deg); transform-origin: 50% 50%; } rotating the body in this way will not cause it's width and height to update to suit it's new orientation so we will have to correct this with JQuery: function

What I would like to do: Detect the current layout orientation of the device (Portrait, Landscape-Left, Portrait(upside down), Landscape-Right) Differentiate between the two possible landscape modes (leaning on the left side, leaning on the right side) Support devices that have landscape as their natural state ( for example , discussed here ) Support < 2.2 (can't use getRotation() ) Just to clarify, I want to know what orientation the layout is currently in. Which direction is the bottom of the layout? Is it in portrait? Is it in landscape? Is the landscape left or right? etc. The closest I