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I think there is an dead easy solution for this and probably someone can give some simple advice. I have two elements in the view controller and want to change the the position depending on the rotation:
Portrait: Element A is on the bottom, Element B on the top
Landscape: Element A on the Left, Element B on the right.
You need to override the UIViewController class willAnimateRotationToInterfaceOrientation:duration: method to reposition Elements A and B. You can’t do it using the autoresizing mask (in case you were considering that approach).