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Is there a solution for the problem described below? Can anyone else confirm this?
Prerequisites:
- iOS8
- AppBuilder 2.5.1 from AppStore
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- Make sure that the AppBuilder application on the iPad is NOT running (terminate if necessary)
- Hold the iPad in PORTRAIT
- Launch AppBuilder
- if this is the first time in the app, swipe through the Welcome and tutorial screens
- Notice that left most pixel of the application's page starts BEFORE the word “iPad” in the toolbar which is "Normal" behavior
- Now turn the iPad in Landscape mode
- Still "Normal" behavior
- Rotate the iPad as many times as you want, the behavior is "Normal"
- Terminate AppBuilder (make sure it is not running the background)
- Hold the iPad in LANDSCAPE mode
- Launch AppBuilder
- Notice the left most pixel starts AFTER the word “iPad” – "Problem"
- Rotate the iPad to Portrait
- Notice "Normal" behavior
- Rotate the iPad to Landscape
- Notice the "Problem" returns exaggerated (25% of the screen is missing)
- Rotate back to Portrait and "Normal" behavior has returned
- Landscape again and… "Problem" again ….
Prerequisites:
- iOS8
- AppBuilder 2.5.1 from AppStore
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- Make sure that the AppBuilder application on the iPad is NOT running (terminate if necessary)
- Hold the iPad in PORTRAIT
- Launch AppBuilder
- if this is the first time in the app, swipe through the Welcome and tutorial screens
- Notice that left most pixel of the application's page starts BEFORE the word “iPad” in the toolbar which is "Normal" behavior
- Now turn the iPad in Landscape mode
- Still "Normal" behavior
- Rotate the iPad as many times as you want, the behavior is "Normal"
- Terminate AppBuilder (make sure it is not running the background)
- Hold the iPad in LANDSCAPE mode
- Launch AppBuilder
- Notice the left most pixel starts AFTER the word “iPad” – "Problem"
- Rotate the iPad to Portrait
- Notice "Normal" behavior
- Rotate the iPad to Landscape
- Notice the "Problem" returns exaggerated (25% of the screen is missing)
- Rotate back to Portrait and "Normal" behavior has returned
- Landscape again and… "Problem" again ….