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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: In a project based on B4XPages I have one page that should be presented in Landscape mode. I though I should use the SetScreenOrientation from Phone l
link: Many thanks Manfred Thats what I will do, then. Have a great weekend

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

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

Try to lock the orientation with Phone.SetScreenOrientation in Activity_Create. I don't know what is "RunActivity" but if it is a second activity then you are probably doing something wrong.

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

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

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

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.

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)

I have used the phone library and put the following in Main Activity. It works for me. Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) 'Comment out #SupportedOrientations: in Project Attributes , actually this doesn't matter, it is superseded by code. Dim ph As Phone ph.SetScreenOrientation
link: At compile I got an error when using SensorLandscape #Region Project Attributes #ApplicationLabel: MyApp #VersionCode: 1103001 #VersionN

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