I have an app originally developed for iOS 7.1 that I am now testing on an iPad through Xcode 6.1. When running on an iPad running 7.1 or in the 7.1 simulator the app functions as expected. On the 8.1 iPad or 8.1 simulator, it appears as though rotation is not handled appropriately. I see the status bar at the top rotate, but the app itself does not change. I understand that this is related to rotation methods being deprecated in iOS 8. My question is... now what???
I haven't found any documentation that provides a concise answer for how to handle rotation using the new iOS 8 mechanisms. Is there any way to gracefully handle rotations in iOS 8 the same way I handled them in iOS 7? I don't even see the old rotation methods being called, so it appears as though this is more than a typical "deprecation". It seems as though they've eliminated calls to these methods altogether.
Any help or advice?
Use
viewWillTransitionToSize:withTransitionCoordinator:
like so:You should take a look at the WWDC 2014 video "View Controller Advancements in iOS 8" where this is discussed.
Are you using storyboards? If so, you may have old code in your
application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
method.Try removing the following line of code and any others to do with
UIWindow
:Others have said to remove lines from your plist file but that shouldn't be necessary.
I had a similar problem and I fixed it by removing the UIMainStoryboardFile and UIMainStoryboardFile~ipad keys from app's information property list
Give a look to this discussion https://devforums.apple.com/message/1064397#1064397