iphone - How to fix a specific orientation to a viewcontroller in IOS -

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i working on ipad app. capture image in popover , crop image in full screen in next view. here consists of following screens

1) loginviewcontoller(need orientations),

2)splitviewcontroller(need orientations),`

3)imagecropviewcontroller(need landscape),

4)settingsviewcontroller(need orientations).

in imagecropviewcontroller writing following code:

- (bool)shouldautorotate {     return no; }  -(nsuinteger)supportedinterfaceorientations {     return uiinterfaceorientationmasklandscape; } 

i getting exact orientation. effecting loginviewcontroller's , settingviewcontroller's orientation also.

in loginviewcontroller , settingviewcontroller ,i writing following code

- (bool)shouldautorotate     {         return yes;     }  -(nsuinteger)supportedinterfaceorientations {     return uiinterfaceorientationmasklandscape | uiinterfaceorientationmaskportrait | uiinterfaceorientationmaskportraitupsidedown; } 

while navigating splitviewcontroller imagecropviewcontroller ,i initiating imagecropviewcontroller rootviewcontroller.

in plist have supported orientations this

googled it. , integrated available codes. did not find solution. please me. killing time.

this way have set on iphone project shouldn't different yours:

first, make sure project supports of desired orientations:

then, override these methods on splitviewcontroller, imagecropviewcontroller , settingsviewcontroller:

- (bool)shouldautorotate {     return yes; }  - (nsuinteger)supportedinterfaceorientations {     return uiinterfaceorientationmaskall; } 

finally, override these methods on imagecropviewcontroller:

- (bool)shouldautorotate {     return yes; }  - (nsuinteger)supportedinterfaceorientations {     return uiinterfaceorientationmasklandscape; } 

let me know if helps!