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Detecting orientation?

Nicklas Karlsson
5 years ago Sep 29, 2016 5:56pm

We have the requirement of having separate layouts for landscape and portrait orientation. Does Vaadin have any support for this or do we have to use a separate button for this

Marcus Hellberg
5 years ago Sep 29, 2016 10:08pm

You could use Page.getCurrent().getWebBrowser() and check the height/width and change layouts accordingly. If you need to change stuff on the fly, register a window resize listener and redo the check there. 

 

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Nick Rapellas
5 years ago Sep 30, 2016 1:49pm

Same approach. I've used the ticketing sample project as a base, which has the "browserresizeevent" and used is as below at the view I wanted to modify:

@Subscribe
     public void browserResized(final BrowserResizeEvent event) {
        if (Page.getCurrent().getBrowserWindowWidth() > Page.getCurrent().getBrowserWindowHeight()){
            landscapeMode = true;
        }else{
            landscapeMode = false;
        }
        formatLayoutEnvironment();
    }
    
    
    private void formatLayoutEnvironment(){
        
        if(landscapeMode){
            //Replace the component of the portrait to landscape
            //table.setPageLength(10);
            mainVerticalLayout.removeComponent(portraitIncident);
            mainVerticalLayout.addComponent(landscapeIncident);
        }else{
            //table.setPageLength(5);
            mainVerticalLayout.removeComponent(landscapeIncident);
            mainVerticalLayout.addComponent(portraitIncident);
        }
    }