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Looking at the documentation for both iOS and Android, there is some inconsistency. On Android, they are allowed to set the full screen either true or false with
setFullScreenButton(Boolean)
But not on iOS. On iOS, it's only toggleFullscreen() which doesn't let you play with the boolean value at all.
Wondering if there is any work around?
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zhiyao92
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Allow iOS to set full screen manually
Allow iOS to set full screen icon manually
Sep 15, 2020
Hi @zhiyao92 ,
Currently no this is the only way to handle fullscreen with the iOS SDK. However you can handle this logic inside your app by keeping a boolean value for the fullscreen state and only call the SDK when it really changes.
But we will think about adding this behaviour in the SDK.
Looking at the documentation for both iOS and Android, there is some inconsistency. On Android, they are allowed to set the full screen either true or false with
setFullScreenButton(Boolean)
But not on iOS. On iOS, it's only
toggleFullscreen()
which doesn't let you play with the boolean value at all.Wondering if there is any work around?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: