Android v1.4 - Menus not adjusting for landscape

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piggilypoo Aspiring developer Posts: 172 Reg: Jun 28, 2011 San Diego 5,120	confirm \| cancel 10/14/11 11:21 PM (14 years ago) Android v1.4 - Menus not adjusting for landscape Does anyone know a way to make it so the home screen menu rotates to adjust for landscape? When displaying the actually pages, such as custom text, landscape works find, but in the actual menus you're forced to use it in portrait mode. Now that more users are aquiring tablets, this is becoming a more requested feature from my users. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks Title Comments Does anyone know a way to make it so the home screen menu rotates to adjust for landscape? When displaying the actually pages, such as custom text, landscape works find, but in the actual menus you're forced to use it in portrait mode. Now that more users are aquiring tablets, this is becoming a more requested feature from my users. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

MyPC Solutions buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 65 Reg: Sep 19, 2011 Colorado Spring... 1,450	10/16/11 05:17 PM (14 years ago) I have gone through and tried to replace portrait with sensor, but could never get it to work with V1.4. Works great in 1.5. I never found a solution for V1.4 Comments I have gone through and tried to replace portrait with sensor, but could never get it to work with V1.4. Works great in 1.5. I never found a solution for V1.4

piggilypoo Aspiring developer Posts: 172 Reg: Jun 28, 2011 San Diego 5,120	10/17/11 04:36 PM (14 years ago) Is it possible to make a new app in 1.5 and have it as an app update in the marketplace, instead of making it a whole new app? This way existing users just have to run an update.. Comments Is it possible to make a new app in 1.5 and have it as an app update in the marketplace, instead of making it a whole new app? This way existing users just have to run an update..

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