Question

We are developing a web based Internet application that is required to work in the Smartphones (basically iOS and Android platforms)

The CSS and JS that we use does not have a specific feature to handle orientation. The problem that we are facing is that, screen resizing is happening properly in iPhone (in all versions), whereas in most of the Android devices, the resizing from Landscape to Portrait is not happening. In other words, when we rotate the device from Landscape to Portrait, the automatic adjusting of the screen is not happening. But, the resizing is proper when we rotate the device from Portrait to Landscape.

The strange behavior we observed is that, when we used plain HTMLs without the Frame, the resizing is proper. The problem occurs only when we load the HTML using the Frame.

As our code is tightly coupled with frames, we can not remove it. Kindly help us to resolve this issue.

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Solution

Does the application use the HTML4 tag frame? If so you're in big trouble because it's not supported in HTML5 and you'll have a lot of problems in the - near - future. You should consider rebuild the application to today's standard. There's no solution besides that, I suppose.

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