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Landscape on Honeycomb Question
andybarilla
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This may be a bug or it may be something wrong with my code. I created my application to work in landscape mode. This looks fine on my phone which is running Gingerbread. However, on my tablet which is running Honeycomb, the status bar (or whatever it's called) is visible and on the bottom of the tablet (as if you're holding it in portrait mode).
How do I get the status bar to appear on the left side of the screen so it's on the bottom when running in landscape mode. I set the orientation in my project properties to Landscape Left and also added the following code to my app:
How do I get the status bar to appear on the left side of the screen so it's on the bottom when running in landscape mode. I set the orientation in my project properties to Landscape Left and also added the following code to my app:
application:setOrientation(Application.LANDSCAPE_LEFT) |
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In order to this, you should do modification on your AndroidManifest.xml:
Find android:screenOrientation="portrait" and change it to android:screenOrientation="landscape"