How to avoid device rotation after external app run?
I have an issue with the device rotation. I run an app in landscape mode, developed in xamarin, that calls the camera device, takes a photo and returns to the app again and shows its own photogallery.
The problem is the device always returns in portrait after the camera app. If I try to block the app in landscape mode it crashes after the camera because this annoying rotation, even though the picture has saved in the correct storage.
I have created a mask to hide this ugly effect, but even so it's visible for an instant. The app runs perfect without problems, except for that.
The device is a Xiaomi MiA2 Lite. I think here is the problem, but I must develope the app for it.
I've search in the forum and can't find any solution, but now I know that Android's default mode is portrait, maybe it's a start point.
Is there any solution or idea to solve this? I'll appreciate any help.
Thank you!
EDITED
I have try OnConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) with all ConfigChanges without result.
public override void OnConfigurationChanged(Android.Content.Res.Configuration newConfig)
{
base.OnConfigurationChanged(newConfig);
switch (newConfig.Orientation)
{
case Orientation.Landscape:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
case Orientation.Portrait:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
}
}
c#
android xamarin asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
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I have an issue with the device rotation. I run an app in landscape mode, developed in xamarin, that calls the camera device, takes a photo and returns to the app again and shows its own photogallery.
The problem is the device always returns in portrait after the camera app. If I try to block the app in landscape mode it crashes after the camera because this annoying rotation, even though the picture has saved in the correct storage.
I have created a mask to hide this ugly effect, but even so it's visible for an instant. The app runs perfect without problems, except for that.
The device is a Xiaomi MiA2 Lite. I think here is the problem, but I must develope the app for it.
I've search in the forum and can't find any solution, but now I know that Android's default mode is portrait, maybe it's a start point.
Is there any solution or idea to solve this? I'll appreciate any help.
Thank you!
EDITED
I have try OnConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) with all ConfigChanges without result.
public override void OnConfigurationChanged(Android.Content.Res.Configuration newConfig)
{
base.OnConfigurationChanged(newConfig);
switch (newConfig.Orientation)
{
case Orientation.Landscape:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
case Orientation.Portrait:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
}
}
c#
android xamarin asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08
add a comment |
I have an issue with the device rotation. I run an app in landscape mode, developed in xamarin, that calls the camera device, takes a photo and returns to the app again and shows its own photogallery.
The problem is the device always returns in portrait after the camera app. If I try to block the app in landscape mode it crashes after the camera because this annoying rotation, even though the picture has saved in the correct storage.
I have created a mask to hide this ugly effect, but even so it's visible for an instant. The app runs perfect without problems, except for that.
The device is a Xiaomi MiA2 Lite. I think here is the problem, but I must develope the app for it.
I've search in the forum and can't find any solution, but now I know that Android's default mode is portrait, maybe it's a start point.
Is there any solution or idea to solve this? I'll appreciate any help.
Thank you!
EDITED
I have try OnConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) with all ConfigChanges without result.
public override void OnConfigurationChanged(Android.Content.Res.Configuration newConfig)
{
base.OnConfigurationChanged(newConfig);
switch (newConfig.Orientation)
{
case Orientation.Landscape:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
case Orientation.Portrait:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
}
}
c#
android xamarin asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
I have an issue with the device rotation. I run an app in landscape mode, developed in xamarin, that calls the camera device, takes a photo and returns to the app again and shows its own photogallery.
The problem is the device always returns in portrait after the camera app. If I try to block the app in landscape mode it crashes after the camera because this annoying rotation, even though the picture has saved in the correct storage.
I have created a mask to hide this ugly effect, but even so it's visible for an instant. The app runs perfect without problems, except for that.
The device is a Xiaomi MiA2 Lite. I think here is the problem, but I must develope the app for it.
I've search in the forum and can't find any solution, but now I know that Android's default mode is portrait, maybe it's a start point.
Is there any solution or idea to solve this? I'll appreciate any help.
Thank you!
EDITED
I have try OnConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) with all ConfigChanges without result.
public override void OnConfigurationChanged(Android.Content.Res.Configuration newConfig)
{
base.OnConfigurationChanged(newConfig);
switch (newConfig.Orientation)
{
case Orientation.Landscape:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
case Orientation.Portrait:
switch (Device.Idiom)
{
case TargetIdiom.Phone:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
case TargetIdiom.Tablet:
LockRotation(Orientation.Landscape);
break;
}
break;
}
}
c#
android xamarin c#
android xamarin asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
edited Nov 20 at 12:33
asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
asked Nov 20 at 9:53
Rubén Freire
11
11
I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08
add a comment |
I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08
I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08
add a comment |
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All was an issue produced by the system camera. its layout is design to function in portrait mode. Changing the app camera solves this error.
answered Nov 26 at 15:07
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All was an issue produced by the system camera. its layout is design to function in portrait mode. Changing the app camera solves this error.
answered Nov 26 at 15:07
Rubén Freire
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All was an issue produced by the system camera. its layout is design to function in portrait mode. Changing the app camera solves this error.
answered Nov 26 at 15:07
Rubén Freire
11
add a comment |
All was an issue produced by the system camera. its layout is design to function in portrait mode. Changing the app camera solves this error.
answered Nov 26 at 15:07
Rubén Freire
11
All was an issue produced by the system camera. its layout is design to function in portrait mode. Changing the app camera solves this error.
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answered Nov 26 at 15:07
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I guess your device is a Xiaomi, not a Xamarin.. Is your app a native android app or a Xamarin app?
– nsndvd
Nov 20 at 10:01
Yes, you're right, Xiaomi. It's a Xamarin app.
– Rubén Freire
Nov 20 at 10:08