Basically I need to handle orientation change while keeping the number of columns constant (2).
So I call reloaddata because that is the only way I know of how to tell AQGridView newer cell size through portraitGridCellSizeForGridView.
This works as intended the first time when I change orientation from Portrait to Landscape.
However, when I again change to Portrait back, the bigger sized cells from Landscape orientation do not disappear. They are visible along with newer Portrait sized cells.
I think this is due to the fact that reloaddata simply removes and recreates cells within _visibleCells array.
But I want to know what is proper way to handle orientation because I know reloading should not be the way to do it.
Basically I need to handle orientation change while keeping the number of columns constant (2).
So I call
reloaddatabecause that is the only way I know of how to tell AQGridView newer cell size throughportraitGridCellSizeForGridView.This works as intended the first time when I change orientation from Portrait to Landscape. However, when I again change to Portrait back, the bigger sized cells from Landscape orientation do not disappear. They are visible along with newer Portrait sized cells.
I think this is due to the fact that
reloaddatasimply removes and recreates cells within_visibleCellsarray.But I want to know what is proper way to handle orientation because I know reloading should not be the way to do it.