Perhaps you should be using virtual screens instead of Screens. If you insist in changing Screens, post your Project aia (or an example showing what you are talking about) so that someone could provide advice based on information.
See the video. In the video, when the Screen goes in Portrait Mode, then it ruined the whole layout. So please tell me how the app did not go in Portrait Mode even for milliseconds? And also when I minimize the app, then also the background sound of the app is coming but the sound go when I fully close the app. So, please tell me how can I remove the background sound when the app minimize?
The video cannot be used to diagnose the problems. Someone needs an example in an aia to solve the problems you are bothered with. The video shows the problem. No one can test the code you use. Sorry.
Sorry, not possible to post to me personally. You may post here in the community your Project or an excerpt from your main Project that illustrates the rotation issue you experience. That is, make an example you feel comfortable sharing.
No, no. Make the extension for Auto-Rotate Feature like you made for Location Feature. When Auto-Rotate Feature is off, then it directly goes to Auto-Rotate Feature in Settings.
I still have a different solution that you can test. In "Screen1" blocks, there is the "ScreenOrientation" property. It allows you to set different types of orientation.
Hello there.
I have corresponded with numerous people about this issue. I've tried countless. I think I'm sharing one of the best solutions with you. I hope it will be a solid guide for all friends. Kind regards.
The first solution works properly but I am unable to see the Screen2 and Screen3 in MIT App Inventor. So please @Patryk_F tell me that how can I see Screen2 and Screen3?
In the designer you have arrangements called "screen1", "screen2" and "screen3". Currently only "screen1" is discovered, the rest of the screens are hidden. You have to click on an arrangement and show it for editing, then hide it again.
Working with such screens requires practice. But once you get used to it, it's very convenient. You don't need any special actions to get data from screen to screen, you have no screen limit and many other pluses.