Android - How to have Mixed Orientation Tabs? (some tabs portrait, others landscape)?

To programmatically change orientation use setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo. SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE); or setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo. SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT);.

In this case each tab click event could be tied to its relevant orientation source: russenreaktor.wordpress.com/2010/01/03/s....

For this application I need the tabs to stay at the top (in portrait mode) and not shit to the right (landscape) when the phone is rotated. Is there a way to only rotate the layout inside of a tab, without rotating the entire screen? – codingCat Jul 14 at 23:30 If you have a method for each tab forcing it to the orientation you want, it will always have the correct orientation for the actively selected Tab.

– Pyrodante Jul 14 at 23:33 No. This had the predicted result. The frame set rotated alone with everything else placing the tabs at the top of the screen in landscape mode.

What I need is the ability to rotate the Contents of a single tab to landscape mode, or the ability to Lock the tabs in place at the top of the portrait oriented screen. – codingCat Jul 16 at 0:45 Sorry, wish I could help – Pyrodante Jul 16 at 2:58.

I found a solution outside of the tab-set. The following link discusses multiple solutions for displaying Vertical text: Vertical (rotated) label in Android I went with "CustomTextView" by PocketMagic which can be found here: pocketmagic.net/?p=1625 With the ability to display vertical text, I can keep the entire tab-set locked in Portrait mode. Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

-cc.

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