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Orientation is globally set within the plist, so once it is set you can't change it again from WIRE.
You could potentially lock it in one direction and then using if statements determine the orientation and then redesign your pages to look differently. It would require more leg work on your part to rotate text, etc in the right directions.
You could potentially lock it in one direction and then using if statements determine the orientation and then redesign your pages to look differently. It would require more leg work on your part to rotate text, etc in the right directions.
Currently these are not assignable object properties. So they can't be changed on the fly.
Unfortunately orientation is set globally, so there is really no way to differ or lock orientation from one sub wire to the next. You could create a simple if statement that can throw up a screen when you are in the undesirable orientation that just says, please return to the previous orientation. Something to that effect could be useful.
I can certainly bring this up in our next dev meeting. Thanks for the interest.
For now JS is probably the best approach for something that unique. I would be happy to add a feature request to look into adding this to WIRE.
fyi, if you use <code> blocks in the comments, WIRE will display.
Like this:
Like this:
<wire>
<datasources>
<!-- datasources go here -->
</datasources>
<styles>
<!-- styles go here -->
</styles>
<classes>
<!-- classes go here -->
</classes>
<main>
<!-- main wire hierarchy -->
</main>
<actions>
<!-- actions go here -->
</actions>
</wire>
In wire engine 1.4 you can use [system:orientation] to return the current orientation of the device. You can also trigger an action using ondevicerotate="NAMEOFACTION" to fire when an orientation change is detected.
I hope that helps!
I hope that helps!
Early this morning we identified an issue with your app that kept locked files present, thus preventing your snapshot functionality.
We have removed the lock and your snapshotting should be restored. Sorry for the delay on this.
Is there any chance that more than one user was making a snapshot at the same time? This could have caused the issue. As a result we are looking into the way these locks are handled.
Thank you for bringing it to our attention!
We have removed the lock and your snapshotting should be restored. Sorry for the delay on this.
Is there any chance that more than one user was making a snapshot at the same time? This could have caused the issue. As a result we are looking into the way these locks are handled.
Thank you for bringing it to our attention!
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Glad you figured it out. We tend to only use onclick when we are trying to change the state of a button (up and down state). onclickup rules the day!