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B4XPages are bound to ONE orientation. It can not be changed at runtime. You are free to start a new activity - not using B4XPages - in another orientation.
link: Many thanks Manfred Thats what I will do, then. Have a great weekend
link: I have tried to find a workaround using a variable to check against in Activity_Resume, and can switch pages now in their respective orientation, but

Prova con questo progettino, anche se è da miglorare. Si basa su questi comandi: Dim p As Phone p.SetScreenOrientation(0) 'Landscape p.SetScreenOrientation(1) 'Portrait p.SetScreenOrientation(-1) 'Unspecified

Try to use Phone.SetScreenOrientation
link: YEEESSS!!!! :D I've insert into Process Globals the: Dim Phone1 As Phone and into Sub Handler_InterstitialClosed() Phone.SetScreenOrientation(0
link: About the second question, screen orientation, I have answered you by email right now. For each Ad Network, in your Manifest file there is an Activit

Das ist auch aine Möglichkeit: Public Phone1 As Phone Public DeviceSize As Double DeviceSize = GetDeviceLayoutValues.ApproximateScreenSize If DeviceSize >= 6 Then 'Tablett Code Phone1.SetScreenOrientation(-1) Else 'Smartphone Code Phone1.SetScreenOrientation(1) End If Mit If Devi
link: oder im code Dim phone as Phone Phone.SetScreenOrientation(1)'Portrait Phone.SetScreenOrientation(0)'Landscape

I think I've found a workaround. In Main we set the #SupportedOrientations: unspecified 'used to be portrait In every view/activity that should not rotate we set, in the create, the following Dim phone As Phone phone.SetScreenOrientation(1) Then there is no rotation possible. All othe

If GetDeviceLayoutValues.ApproximateScreenSize >= 7 Then phone1.SetScreenOrientation(0) Activity.LoadLayout("landscape") Log("** tablet **") Else phone1.SetScreenOrientation(1) Activity.LoadLayout("portrait") Log("** phone **") End If
link: The best approach is to have a single layout with one or two variants and use anchors and designer script to make it adapt to any screen size.

Public darvuewlta As Phone .... darvuewlta.SetScreenOrientation(9) 'or 1 depending on the orientation you need. ' ' SetOrientation = 1 'Portrait ' SetOrientation = 0 'Landscape ' SetOrientation = 9 'Reverse Portrait ' SetOrientation = 8 'Reverse Landscape Have a good one R

Yes. Yes See what you can do using the Phone Library... 156683 Dim p As Phone p.SetVolume(p.VOLUME_MUSIC, 15, True) 'Max Volume p.SetScreenOrientation(0) ' Landscape p.SetScreenBrightness(1) ' (-1 Auto did not work , 1 Brightest did work)

At the top of the Activity try setiing in #Region Project Attributes #SupportedOrientations: unspecified And then as first line in Actiity_Create add Dim ph As Phone: ph.SetScreenOrientation(7) When I tried this, I could set the orientation in code.
link: #SupportedOrientations: unspecified in combination with ph.SetScreenOrientation(7) Puts the app in portrait mode when Activity_Create is invoked. This
link: In the Activity_Create sub can you add? Dim ph As Phone ph.SetScreenOrientation(7)
link: The orientation is set in MAIN #SupportedOrientations: portrait The app is always in portrait mode. when the camera intent is triggered, and the pho

I set #Region Project Attributes #SupportedOrientations: landscape #End Region so the device DOES NOT rotate automatically when you rotate the device and then I manage the rotation by code, when I want e.g. Dim p As Phone p.SetScreenOrientation(1) 'portrait
link: You can change it programmatically from an Activity with Phone.SetScreenOrientation. You can globally disable the auto rotate feature with this code:

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