I am using PhoneTablet_Orientation.SetScreenResolutionOrientation(0) or PhoneTablet_Orientation.SetScreenResolutionOrientation(1) to set my tablet to the desired landscape or portrait mode. Unfortunately I see occasionally (1 of 5 times) a display bug after the screen was rotated, a portion of the viewable area in the top or bottom of the screen (alongside the X-Axis) is cut off, about 50 pixels are missing. The 'missing' area is black and doesn't process any touch events etc. either. Of course your APP LOOKS LIKE BROKEN then...:sign0085:
I spent many hours on debugging as I thought it's something in my code but now it turns out that issue does not occur anymore at all if I switch off the 'Buttons Panel' on my Archos tablet!!! This 'Buttons Panel' (Softmenu with Search, Home, Menu and Back buttons) has a width/height of about 50 pixels. In landscape mode it's on the right side, in portrait mode in the bottom of the screen.
I suppose that many users have such a 'Buttons Panel' / SoftMenu on their phones or tablets, so is it possible to have a solution or fix for this problem?
Also: is it programmatically possible to switch off such a 'Buttons Panel' / SoftMenu as a work-around until (hopefully!) a fix for PhoneTablet_Orientation.SetScreenResolutionOrientation is available?
THANKS A LOT!
I spent many hours on debugging as I thought it's something in my code but now it turns out that issue does not occur anymore at all if I switch off the 'Buttons Panel' on my Archos tablet!!! This 'Buttons Panel' (Softmenu with Search, Home, Menu and Back buttons) has a width/height of about 50 pixels. In landscape mode it's on the right side, in portrait mode in the bottom of the screen.
I suppose that many users have such a 'Buttons Panel' / SoftMenu on their phones or tablets, so is it possible to have a solution or fix for this problem?
Also: is it programmatically possible to switch off such a 'Buttons Panel' / SoftMenu as a work-around until (hopefully!) a fix for PhoneTablet_Orientation.SetScreenResolutionOrientation is available?
THANKS A LOT!