IOS 6 iAd orientation issues - iAds rotate my portrayed application only to the landscape and leave it that way

Question

I created the One View iPhone6 ​​app for iOS6.

The app is for portrait only.

I added the iAds app to the app.

I add additional views to the application as follows:

if (self.menuChoiceInstance == nil) { self.menuChoiceInstance = [[NJDViewControllerMenuChoice alloc] initWithNibName:@"NJDViewControllerMenuChoice" bundle:nil]; self.menuChoiceInstance.delegate = self; } [self.view addSubview:self.menuChoiceInstance.view]; 

Everything seemed to be working fine.

Then I added universal / iPad support. Including the following line when I add a subtitle:

  [self.menuChoiceInstance.view setFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.frame.size.width, self.view.frame.size.height)]; 

Now I get problems with iAds.

When iAd is clicked on rootViewController iPad turns into landscape. Then it closes back to the portrait.

However, tapping iAd on the iPad on a subquery makes the view rotate to the landscape, and it stays on when closed. This destroys my user interface.

This problem with the iPad is the main problem, but now I also sometimes see iPhone viewing problems that may be related.

The iAd banner at the bottom of the screen showing test ads sometimes has giant text and icons inside it, which makes them overlapping and impossible to read. Pressing iAd rotates the phone to the landscape (again in the portrait-only app), but iAd displays ads as if it were a portrait, with stretched content that comes out of the bottom of the screen.

Answer 1

I believe the problem was caused by the fact that I was adding subviews to the current view, rather than switching views.

I changed the code that adds subview from:

 [self.view addSubview:self.statsInstance.view]; 

for code representing the view.

 [self presentViewController: self.settingsInstance animated:YES completion:nil]; 

This seemed to solve my problem, as well as some other problems with the iAd delegation methods (bannerViewActionDidFinish is called right after the ad is loaded.)

Answer 2

A similar question is here. It is hard to know what it was because I used a third-party API. My problem was resolved by adding my UIView as a child of rootViewController. Then my view begins to respond to all changes to the main window. Just a line like this, somewhere along the viewDidLoad myUIViewController (or as many as you have).

 [myUIWindow.rootViewController addChildViewController:self]; 

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