ergalthema
Well-Known Member
I want my phone to force landscape mode when it connects to my car's Bluetooth. Samsung S5 Verizon.
I have a Tasker profile with a 'State' of 'BT Connected' triggering a 'Task' of the Rotation Locker plugin to go to Landscape. It seems to work well at first, but after being in Landscape a while the phone will completely go into Portrait orientation. NOTHING on my device should be forcing portrait. It has never happened before. This is actually worse that without the Task because everything is now the opposite of the way I want (not just the home screens).
Any idea why this would happen? I hate TouchWiz, but surely that's not the problem here. Other apps running are CarHome Ultra and Google Play Music. There doesn't seem to be any consistency for when it switches to portrait.
A side question is that I don't see how to specify my car's BT connection. I was previously using Llama and it prompted me to select a stored BT connection. Any way to do that with Tasker?
It has taken me a lot of research to figure out what should work... but it still doesn't.
I have a Tasker profile with a 'State' of 'BT Connected' triggering a 'Task' of the Rotation Locker plugin to go to Landscape. It seems to work well at first, but after being in Landscape a while the phone will completely go into Portrait orientation. NOTHING on my device should be forcing portrait. It has never happened before. This is actually worse that without the Task because everything is now the opposite of the way I want (not just the home screens).
Any idea why this would happen? I hate TouchWiz, but surely that's not the problem here. Other apps running are CarHome Ultra and Google Play Music. There doesn't seem to be any consistency for when it switches to portrait.
A side question is that I don't see how to specify my car's BT connection. I was previously using Llama and it prompted me to select a stored BT connection. Any way to do that with Tasker?
It has taken me a lot of research to figure out what should work... but it still doesn't.