Hey everyone.

[PFlores81]

It has been quite a while since I had posted on here. I have been slammed with work and my app development is crawling. I do however, need to know if someone can point me in the right direction for screen size detection.

What needs to happen is upon opening the app I need it to detect the screen size and essentially kill the ad wrapper when it detects a screen size smaller than 320x480.

 

[JakeBullet70]

GetDeviceLayoutValues.Width 
GetDeviceLayoutValues.Height

 

[PFlores81]

GetDeviceLayoutValues.Width 
GetDeviceLayoutValues.Height

Thanks Jake, I had added this to my code a while back but never implemented it. I need to know what sequence of code will effectively kill the ad wrapper services when it detects a display smaller than 320x480. Like I said, my new contract is taking up all my time so it is difficult to keep up with my updates.

 

[JakeBullet70]

Thanks Jake, I had added this to my code a while back but never implemented it. I need to know what sequence of code will effectively kill the ad wrapper services when it detects a display smaller than 320x480. Like I said, my new contract is taking up all my time so it is difficult to keep up with my updates.

No idea.

 

[PFlores81]

No idea.

No worries dude, thanks again. I'll look around.

 

[eps]

Portrait only, or both orientations?

 

[PFlores81]

Portrait only, or both orientations?

Portrait only. It is locked in Portrait orientation.

 

[NJDude]

If by ad wrapper you are referring to AdMob or similar, then, when you detect a smaller screen size just change the ad visibility, something like this:

AdView1.Visible = False