Instead of creating two separate application create one application only. Suppose you have total 10 sheets and you want to show 5 sheets on I pad and 5 on web then you can use following code for identification of the client platform:
Go to sheet properties->conditional->Write below code
=if(Right(ClientPlatform(),6)='mobile',0,1) ----------to show on Web
=if(Right(ClientPlatform(),6)='mobile',1,0) ----------to show on Mobile
Because of the limited real estate, it’s important to decide which UI objects should be placed on any given sheet and ensure that it is really necessary that they are there.
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Build to native iPad resolution – 980px width
Even though an iPad screen size is 1024 x 768 pixels, its native resolution is slightly smaller than that. It is recommended that QlikView applications are designed for
980 x 590 with a tab row, and 980 x 610 without a tab row.
It is, of course, possible to build an application that is standard to a desktop browser, (1024 x 768, minus a navigation bar and tab rows), however it’s important to consider the navigation bar and tab row that will take up more height than a regular AJAX client on a desktop browser because of the larger icons used on the iPad.
If an application is designed for 1024px width, then the iPad will resize to fit to the screen to its width. Therefore, if zooming works with a design, it may not be necessary to create a separate design for the iPad. In this case, best practices suggest to not place an object that would shrink the height (i.e. size to data) such as a table chart,
at the bottom ofany given QlikView sheet.
Depending on either portrait or landscape, you may consider how to utilize the space and test carefully with height or width of the resolution.
