Landscape support doesn't work as expected

[akavlie]

In landscape, DayFlow's day tiles continue beyond the standard layout (7 days per row) that one would expect in a calendar. There are 10 tiles per row in landscape.

Instead, it should stretch each tile horizontally to maintain one week per row.

[evadne]

Thanks for reporting. I think this is a design problem and it’s better to just maintain a seven item per row setting. I have two ideas to approach this:

• Stretch the cells horizontally
• Scale the cells so they are larger but still squares

Ideas? Do you have a mock / composition that shows use of this component in landscape for more context?

Thanks!

On Jul 7, 2013, at 12:45 AM, Aaron Kavlie [email protected] wrote:

In landscape, DayFlow's day tiles continue beyond the standard layout (7 days per row) that one would expect in a calendar. There are 10 tiles per row in landscape.

Instead, it should stretch each tile horizontally to maintain one week per row.

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[akavlie]

The sample app linked in the repo's README shows the problem in the simulator. See the attachment.

For my purposes just a horizontal stretch would be better; perhaps it could be an option. Also, Autolayout may work well for this, rather than hard-coded cell sizes, as there are two different screen widths to deal with, and if you decide to put a view on the side of the calendar (which I may do in landscape), that would be yet another dimension that varies from the standard portrait width that this was designed for.

[akavlie]

btw, I plan to modify the design quite a bit, to be somewhat similar to Apple's iOS 7 calendar design (though not exactly). Boxes won't be visible.

[dcparis]

Is there any code resolved for this issue. I am working with the same problem with landscape mode? I have it showing 7 cells in landscape but probably did not use the best method to fix this. Also the calendar seems to jump back 2 months each time I rotate to landscape. Thanks you. Darin