Using chrome default zoom and "landscape" publish

Help
#1

Hello, seems to be a real simple question but honestly I am not enough proficient in DOM and js.

I want my app to be published in “landscape” if I use chrome for Android. And I can’t find a way to do it

I added this line in project.xml with no luck

window width=“1024” height=“768” unless=“mobile” orientation=“landscape” /

Another thing I would need to make, if possible, is to have enabled zooming and moving the whole app in chrome for android.

Again I’ve modified the line
meta id=“viewport” name=“viewport” content=“width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no” /
and
meta.setAttribute (‘content’, ‘width=device-width, initial-scale=’ + (2 / window.devicePixelRatio) + ‘, user-scalable=no’);

replacing “user-scalable=yes”

With no luck.

Thanks in advance
Luis

P.S. Still fighting with the delays in the Http requests (question published ). But not sure if is a problem of the phone, my wifi, haxe or openFl… so still finding out. As soon as I found an answer I will post it to share it with everyone!

#2

Here’s some discussion:

You can’t control the user rotating the browser, but you can block access to your game if you want (using a custom index.html) :slight_smile:

#3

Thanks for your response and sorry for the delay in the feedback (Sometimes I got business trips which puts the ongoing projects on hold ). I think I didn’t explain myself well. Right now my app (HTML5) does not response to any gesture ( Rotate the phone, scale the stage, etc ), and that’s what I want (if possible), leave the positioning and scaling of the stage to the browser just if it was an image!.

Regards and thanks for all the support
Luis

#4

Lime should respect what element you use when you embed the project. If you use a canvas, it will use that size and element, if a DIV, it will size (and if you set a specific width/height, letterbox) to fit that element. If you want that element to remain a static size, that’s all up to the HTML template you use in your project, otherwise the default is designed to help flood the whole screen :slight_smile: