Resolution

[prma7799]

Hi All,

How to set resolution 980 x 590 with a tab row, and 980 x 610 without a tab row for QlikView application.

Thanks

[prma7799]

Can anybody help me out?

[datanibbler]

Hi

how is your app being viewed? In the client or in the browser?

[prma7799]

I want to show on iphone,android or ipad.

[datanibbler]

Hi,

so I assume it is supposed to be displayed in the Browser (via AccessPoint)?

In that case, unfortunately you cannot quite do it - in the main menu "Display", there are a few options to "fix window size" and "zoom" - maybe you can find a fitting setting there - but generally speaking, what you have in the Client - where you develop your apps - is not exactly what people will see via the AccessPoint. You have to test that,. and the users will have to use the zoom of their Browser. Sorry.

Best regards,

DataNibbler

[marleygt]

Hi qlikview7799,

I was wondering same question.

The point is official specifications on QV11 SR10 allow to create app on 1024x768 and Ipad should resize automatically.

In the 2 attachments, U can also see there are some recommendations to set native res for Ipad to 980x&610 (that I suppose you already have and read).

Problem is that this kind of res insn't available. (LOL)

I think you might try out the normal resolution and checking step-by-step while devoloping on the ipad view, or do the same with 800x600.

I know is not really helpful, but I am also interested to understand the right (and best) way to solve this.

So, I will appreciate if you could update your post with your next move or with the final result of your choice.

Thank you!

Hava a nice day!

Alex

[jpenuliar]

have a look at tempaltes here:

QlikView Templates 2

[prma7799]

This is all right but my question is how to set resolution manually.

[marleygt]

As I am a new user, hope not to misunderstanding, but should be easily this.

[jpenuliar]

here is a resolution guide attached (from Developer Toolkit).

You can create an image in any image editing software, set it to your desired resolution to serve your purpose.

Have a look at the Developer Toolkit to get an idea how to use the ipad_resolution_guide image

JP