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SubName: Set any activity to the opposite orientation used in the app. Description: Using this line of code in your manifest allows you to set one (or more) of your projects activities to a different orientation than the default one which is set in the Main activity using #SupportedOrientations. 'S
link: Thank you Mr. Peter Simpson, for adding this code.. May I have a question? In My project I have two Activities: 1-Activity "Main" with Landscape orie
link: ScreenOrientation possible values: unspecified, landscape, sensorLandscape, sensorPortrait or portrait.

I checked the accelerometer sensor on the watch, it has X = 10 when I hold it in portrait (narrow) position, and Y =10 when in landscape (wide). This is the opposite to what I see on my phone. So the problem appears to be the watch treats USUAL orientation (which is wide-screen) as Portrait, and
link: I developed an App which is now 8 years old, and it mainly uses portrait mode but has a landscape layout that shows some unique stuff. This has worked
link: Hm, be aware that even with the current Netflix version, for example, the app only wants to start in protrait mode. The problem started after a certai
link: I managed to get the portrait mode working by adding: ph.SetScreenOrientation(1) at the start of Activity Create. However, I dug into the sensors and

set supported orientation to landscape
link: if you allow auto-rotation (in settings. see attached.), you can switch to landscape. and you don't need a library simply to load a url in a webview

hello i need move panel with phone sensor Orientations and need x , y to convert position set to panel position I have seen this post before, please do not suggest https://www.b4x.-and-accelerometer.6647/ and....

- V2.03 - Word - Adds support for setting the page orientation to landscape. This feature depends on poi-ooxml-full. 1. Download the jar and put it in the additional libraries folder: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/poi/poi-ooxml-full/5.0.0/poi-ooxml-full-5.0.0.jar 2. Add to main: #Addit
link: See https://www.b4x.-jpoi-5-read-and-write-ms-excel-workbooks.129969/post-832993 - V2.03 - Word - Adds support for setting the page orientation to lan

Yes, you can set individual orientations by adding lines like this to the manifest: SetActivityAttribute(MyActivityName, android:screenOrientation, "landscape")

I don't know, but it would not surprise me if (some) tablets regarded landscape orientation as normal, and the accelerometer axes were oriented accordingly. And if you're running an emulator, all bets are off ;-) On a related note: in my bang-it-up-fast code, I used orientation values 8,9,6,3,2,1,
link: I would expect that you can calculate the "steering wheel angle" of the phone just using the x and y accelerations. As the phone is tilted backwards,
link: Updated to include Onix AT9-014 tablet running Android 4.4.2 (locked to portrait mode, ironically). device phone tablet angle x y x

This is a shot in the dark. I cannot test my theory as I have the S6 and S8, but for some strange reason it seems to me to be a device issue that it is selecting the closest "fitting" screen and orientation and it's brain is telling it the orientation is "Landscape". So, may I suggest a "cumbersome
link: Once again, using the designer scripts is the way to go, if you want to handle both orientations perfectly, then you will have to create 1 design for
link: sigh, I wish I understood this layout stuff. It baffles me. I have 4 variants in my layout 1280X800, 800x1280, 900x600 and 600x900. All Scale = 1. Wo

you are opening the device browser. It is not controlled by your "#SupportedOrientations: landscape" as this setting only is for your app, not any 3rd party apps. In this case the devices Webbrowser.
link: One of my apps has set it to work in landscape mode. In fact, I inserted in "Region Project Attributes" "#SupportedOrientations: landscape". However w

I have a Kiosk app that is displayed in Landscape Orientation. Due to the physical/mechanical fitting of the Tablet into the Kiosk enclosure, I must rotate the display 180 degrees. I can easily accomplish this with: #SupportedOrientations: sensorLandscape However, the bottom Navigationbar is also "f
link: Thanks, I tested all of the options, but those that give the correct display orientation, have the "Back" button flipped (pointing to the right).
link: You can see all the available options here: https://developer.android.-element.html#screen You will need to test whether any of them suits your requi

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