cc @chinmaygarde

I am not sure why this is not working for you. From my reading of the documentation on -[UIViewController supportedInterfaceOrientations] and -[UIViewController shouldAutorotate], the responses that the FlutterViewController makes to UIKit seem to be correct (assuming that the view controller is the top most view controller in the view controller hierarchy).

Have you checked whether the supported interface orientations are present in the application's Info.plist and that the application or its delegate is not giving conflicting replies in the -[UIApplicationDelegate application:supportedInterfaceOrientationsForWindow:] method?

cc @cbracken

I know they seem right. Unfortunately they don't work.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/19125466

A call to attemptRotationToDeviceOrientation only rotates the orientation of the interface, if and only if, the device itself has been rotated.

I've been fighting in the past with this issue in the last 1 year and half and so far the only consistent way I've found to deal with this is to check the real device orientation and force it to one of the supported ones if unsupported.

@chinmaygarde @cbracken you can see here a basic example demonstrating the issue:

• create a new flutter project
• replace the contents on main.dart with this code: https://gist.github.com/sroddy/22ffeb04a542748fc141b322921f5f28
• start the project in a iOS device / simulator
• tap the + button to change the orientation of the interface

Notice that:

• If the previous device orientation was one of the supported ones (e.g. you keep the device in portraitUp mode or you lock the screen rotation), pressing the button won't produce any visible effect.
• if you set the orientation to landscapeLeft, the orientation will change as soon as you physically rotate the device (cmd-right-arrow in iOS simulator). if you now keep the device in landscapeLeft, tapping the button won't produce any visible effect.
• If you rotate the device in one of the two unsupported orientations (landscapeRight or portraitUp), tapping the button will produce the expected behaviour, causing the interface to rotate accordingly to the setting any time you tap on the button.
• If you run the same code in Android, the behaviour is as (I guess) expected.

We just noticed that when the device was in landscape and then the flutter app is opened with

SystemChrome.setPreferredOrientations([
  DeviceOrientation.portraitUp,
]);

The app will open in landscaped regardless of this setting.

In iPad, this method doesn't seem to be implemented.
When I rotated iPad, flutter's UI rotated.

flutter doctor -v

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I am experiencing the same issue both with the iOS emulator (iPad Pro 9.7, iOS 12) and a physical device (iPad Air 2, iOS 11). I implemented the setPreferredOrientations method inside the main function, but there is no effect noticeable. This is a huge problem when developing with user interfaces which are designed to only work in either portrait or landscape mode, not both. Can we get an update on this?

@sroddy Could you please share your solution? I'm facing the same issue and have no idea how to fix this on iOS. It seems that you fixed it.

@kanthi0802

upgrade your flutter and retry

Not working for me tried with
Flutter (Channel master, v1.10.16-pre.110, on Mac OS X 10.14.1 18B75, locale en-GB).
Should we do anything other than calling
SystemChrome.setPreferredOrientations(
[DeviceOrientation.landscapeLeft, DeviceOrientation.landscapeRight]); ?

@lennartschoch the problem is, I need the landscape mode only for one screen and the portrait mode for every other screen... Your solution does not help me with my current problem, but thank you a lot for your help!

Hello @lennartschoch, I think this will solve your issue , I tried it and it work on both platforms,

return RotatedBox(
quarterTurns: 1,
child: Scaffold(),);

Sounds like this is resolved based on other reports.

@lennartschoch please let us know if @ZTPR0035's suggestion doesn't work for you.

Working fine on iPhone but still having problems on iPad, am I the only one?

Channel master, v1.13.4-pre.12, on Mac OS X 10.15.1

UPDATE 13 January
I just found out that this can't actually work on iPad without some limitations, it isn't a bug... sorry if I didn't find it out before writing my comment.
As a reference for other people, more infos here:
#27235 (comment)
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/services/SystemChrome/setPreferredOrientations.html

Is the only solution to this really to use a RotatedBox as @ZTPR0035 mentioned? This doesn't properly change the screen's size like a native orientation change. I'm having lots of overflow errors trying to use that solution

EDIT: Nevermind orientation is properly getting updated, my WillPopScope wasn't being triggered because I wasn't using maybePop(), duh..

Why this issue is not resolved but is marked as resolved

The issue is closed but I think i can add this just incase. I am just learning flutter and in a lecture by Maximiliano of academind, he points out that for the issue at hand to work you need to add a WidgetFlutterBinding.ensureInitialised().
Like:
WidgetFlutterBinding.ensureInitialised(); SystemChrome.setPrefferedOrientation();

在iPhone上可以正常工作，但在iPad上仍然有问题，我是唯一的一个吗？

Channel master, v1.13.4-pre.12, on Mac OS X 10.15.1

1月13日更新
我刚刚发现，如果没有一些限制，这实际上无法在iPad上运行，这不是bug。...抱歉，如果我在写评论之前没有找到它。
作为其他人的参考，请在此处获取更多信息：
＃27235（评论）
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/services/SystemChrome/setPreferredOrientations.html

then same

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