Design and Testing Suggestions for Different Screen Resolutions

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How to programmatically resize vi for different screen resolutions ?

Hi,
I have been struggling with this,How can i built a vi that should run for different screen resolutions (on different pc's).
There are several threads on forum , But i dont find the exact solution for it.
I have already tried with VI properties in the VI but i dont think its working.
Can someone please help me ?
Thanks and regards,
Shivkant Paswan

Yup it is a pain to use panes, but that is the easiest method I've found which meets my requirements. Learn to use panes and splitters effectively, and then learn their limitations and workaround when you find those limitations. In general LabVIEW should handle multi-resolutions, and resizing better but these are the tools we have today.
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Optimizing captivate file for different screen resolution

Hi,
I've a problem in optmizing the captivate file for different screens like laptop,netbook and pc. In PC's and laptops, this is not a major issue as the size of the screen is large. But when we play the captivate generated swf file in a netbook, the whole website gets resized to fit in to the resolution of the screen except the captivate file.Captivate file gets truncated in such a way that, the user can read only half of the slide.
Thanks in advance
Parvathy

One thing you can try is adjusting the swf dimensions manually. I haven't found a way to do it in Cp. We had a similar problem with some eLearning we built that all our testers used just fine. But once someone undocked their laptop and was off their desktop monitor, had the same problem you describe, where the bottom of the movie was cut off.
Once you publish the files, open the .htm file with notepad or your text/html editor of choice.
Look for a line that looks something like this:
var so = new SWFObject(strURLFile + strURLParams, "Captivate", "1100", "798", "10", "#CCCCCC");
or
var so = new SWFObject("filename.swf", "Captivate", "1600", "1200", "10", "#CCCCCC");
Change those numbers in quotes to 100%, like this:
var so = new SWFObject("filename.swf", "Captivate", "100%", "100%", "10", "#CCCCCC");
save the .htm
My experience has been it will adjust the swf so it fits either the height or width of the display, whichever is shorter. That is, it will either fill the top to bottom OR side to side, but keep the swf in proportion.
hope that helps.

Swing Layout for different screen resolution

Hi All,
I am developing an application which will always run in a FULL SCREEN mode.
I intend to make it working on all screen sizes (resoultions) and on different OS and devices.
Since I am new to Swing, could anyone of you suggest a good layout manager to manage the components?
I am using NetBeans 6.8 (which uses a GroupLayout) for designing the GUI but when I change the screen resolution, the arrangement is all messed up.
Also, I am not able to design my application's GUI using NetBeans GUI builder as there is noway I can get an idea of how things will look like in the EXTENDED_BOTH state.
It will be very helpful if anyone could suggest..
Thanks!

The entire point of Swing LayoutManagers is to get a (reasonably) consistent layout across different resolutions, window sizes, platforms, etc. Of course, different window sizes and aspect ratios will affect things slightly, but any LayoutManager properly used will do the job you're describing.
As for which LayoutManager to use, I think that's a misleading question because it's not uncommon to use multiple LayoutManagers for a single screen. But in my experience it's possible to do 95% of what you want using GridBagLayout and a properly nested hierarchy of JPanels. GridBagLayout is a pain to get used to (caution against re-using GridBagConstraints), but once you do it's amazing what you can get out of it.

Creating an app for different screen resolutions/sizes

Hi
I'm currently in the process of learning application development for the iPhone and could do with some help on how to cater for retina and non-retina screens. I want to create image assets for each screen type.
What the best way to go about detecting if the user has an iPhone 4 for example and selecting the appropriate images for that resolution? I understand that you attach '2x' to file names when coding natively but for a pure Actionscript project where the assets might be contained in a swc file what would be best to do?
Thanks

Hi Vic,
The biggest advantage of building apps in Flash CS5.5 or Flex is the ability to target multiple devices and the 2 major platforms, iOS and Android oh and also Blackberry (anyone?).
Best way to approach a build is to assume you do not know the screen size your app will be used on, since Android is so all over the place.
I have been using stage.stageHeight and stage.stageWidth religiously for all my scaling although I have heard that method has its problems, it has worked well for me, I have put out 2 apps personally and 3-4 for work using this method both in Landscape and Portrait orientations and this method has worked well.
The easiest way to build a multi screen app is to design it for an average ratio, 3:4 being the lowest = iPad so lets say you pick some decent size that wont be too big for smaller screens like the iPhone 3gs 480x320 and wont be too low for high res screens like the new Google Nexus or the Motorola Xoom 1280x800. I usually target the iPhone 4 screen 960x640 right now it seems to fall in the middle between older phones and tablets.
The real quick and dirty way of doing it is to build all your assets inside a movie clip and then scale that movie clip proportionally to the stage, first checking to make sure none of it would be cut off due to different screen ratios, this is not the best way of doing it but it works well and its the easiest method.
A better way is to scale and place your content in relation to the stage, again the stage.stageWidth and Height properties are your friends so if you have an element that always goes in the middle you would place it my_mc.x = stage.stageHeight / 2 and same with the y, you can also scale it to the stage my_mc.width = stage.stageWidth/4 this way the movie clip is always 1/4th of the stage width regardless of the screen, its a lot planning up front but this method allows you to cover the entire screen instead of just cramming your movie clip in there however it fits.
Let me know if any of that helped I can go into further detail but I feel like I am rambling on.

Panel collection with auto height for different screen resolution

Hi.
I created a page using panel collection by default height for 1024 * 768 screen resolution and works fine. When I change the screen resolution to 1152 * 864 then my page layout changes as I can see lot more space at bottom due to fixed height define for panel collection.
Here my question is how to make height as dynamic for panel collection which can changed based on screen resolution. Usually percentage for height attribute resolve the issue but JDev 11.1.1.4.0 doesn't support percentage its allows only pixel or em.
Please let me know to resolve this issue.
Thanks

If you want a table to occupy 80% of the height of the screen you should be able to do this with assigining % to the various panelStretch facets - like this:
    <af:form id="f1">
      <af:panelStretchLayout id="psl1" topHeight="10%" bottomHeight="10%">
        <f:facet name="bottom">
          <af:spacer width="10" height="1" id="s2"/>
        </f:facet>
        <f:facet name="center">
          <af:panelCollection id="pc1">
            <f:facet name="menus"/>
            <f:facet name="toolbar"/>
            <f:facet name="statusbar"/>
            <af:table var="row" rowBandingInterval="0" id="t1">
              <af:column sortable="false" headerText="col4" id="c1">
                <af:outputText value="#{row.col4}" id="ot1"/>
              </af:column>
              <af:column sortable="false" headerText="col5" id="c2">
                <af:outputText value="#{row.col5}" id="ot2"/>
              </af:column>
            </af:table>
          </af:panelCollection>
        </f:facet>
        <f:facet name="start"/>
        <f:facet name="end"/>
        <f:facet name="top">
          <af:spacer width="10" height="1" id="s1"/>
        </f:facet>
      </af:panelStretchLayout>
    </af:form>

Resizable page for different screen sizes but with static image content. Shall I use media query?

I’m making a page that has of mostly image content. It’s a large circle in the middle so I want it to be centered vertically and horizontally. I also want it to stay centered and resized proportionally for different screen sizes. I’ve read about media query but it seems to me that the elements just become fluid. Can I make the elements stay in place using the media query?
I’m working in Dreamweaver CS5.5

Here's the code I'm working with now, I've taken away the things that I don't really understand.
It's working but I guess it won't hold when I start with the media queries.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html>
<head><style type="text/css">
body {}
div {
   font: 12px Arial;
span.bold { font-weight: bold; }
#the-circle {
height: 960px;
width:960px;
margin-left:650px;
margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px;
margin-left:650px;
.link-row {
position:absolute;
width: 960px;
height: 74px;
top: 130px;
left:660px;
.link-row-2 {
   position: absolute;
   width: 960px;
   height: 74px;
   top: 300px;
   left:660px;
.link-row-left {
float: left;
.link-row-right {
float: right;
.link-row-right {
float: right;
.link-row-right {
float: right;
</style></head>
<body>
<br /><br />
<div id="the-circle">
<img src="ACE Test/Logo-DW.png" width="960" height="960" />
</div>
<div class="link-row">
<div class="link-row-left"><img src="ACE Fotografier EP och Video/Logo/Wix ACE Logo.png" width="111" height="74" /></div>
</div>
<div class="link-row-2">
<div class="link-row-right"><img src="ACE Fotografier EP och Video/Logo/Wix ACE Logo.png" width="111" height="74" /></div>
</div>
</body></html>

How do you open a project started in Muse, Dreamweaver, or other to tweak for different screen sizes

How do you open a project started in Muse, Dreamweaver, or other design program to tweak for different screen sizes?

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SP 2013 Development - How can I Simulate Different Devices to Help Design and Test a New UI?

Hello Community!
I am working with SharePoint 2013 and I need to be able to design and test a new design across multiple device browsers. Does anyone know how to simulate a device browser for design and testing? BTW, I know about Device Channels, and they give
me a way to dynamically change my UI for different device browsers, but because this UI is complex, I cannot be sure what dynamic changes need to occur until I can simulate the device browsers and view my new UI in them.
Thanks!
Tom
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11gr1 - Handling different screen resolutions for an enterprise app.

Hi,
We are developing an enterprise application that will be deployed at different clients with different hardware.
We are confused about how to handle different screen resolutions and wonder how others are handling this.
We have some fixed size areas in our screens and liquid areas for content that may expand. The problem is say that you have a table with 6 columns. This table will be rendered nicely at 1280X800 but not at 1650X1050 or 800X600.
At higher resolutions we will either end up having some blank space or expand one of the columns of the table , but can't expand every column proportionally and this will look ugly.
For lower resolutions same problem in a different way will come into picture, we will not able to resize the columns and end up with scroll bars etc ...
What is the best practice with handling different screen resolutions for components like table,panel splitter etc ?
Thanks

Hi Muhammed,
I don't think that any better solution exists, you already use liquid layouts and define widths & heights with percentages etc. In my opinion using blank column at the end of table columns makes table's looking better. Additionally creating custom skin for table and defining column heights & widths with % or em may help you to stretch columns?

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Images: Different screen resolutions, howto ...?

As you might know, there are several screen resolutions, used by different devices (iPhone 3G/3GS/4, iPad). You might take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2993006/designing-for-varying-mobile-device-resolutions -i-e-iphone-4-iphone-3g An example: If i would like to build a generic app, with optimized images for the iPhone 3G/3GS, 4 and iPad, how can i implement the images within my application with the use of different screen resolutions (dpi). 3G: image_low_res.jpg, 4: image_high_res.jpg etc. Is there a better overview for iOS devices showing the exact resolution (dpi)?

In objectiveC/XCode, you would have two images - one at standard size, and one at double resolution for the retina display. The double-resultion image has a '@2x' suffix just before extension. The OS automaticallt uses the correct image depending on the type of phone (i.e. it uses the @2x image on the iPhone4, and the original image everywhere else).
Of course this doesn't help us in Flash. I don't think Adobe have built this feature in to the packager?
Perhaps a good way to achieve the same results is to have the application detect the phone type on startup/constructor by checking the screen size (Capabilities.screenResolutionX/Y). Then, whenever you need a screen coordinate, distance or an image, you have a custom class (probably static methods) that you ask for this information.
It seems like a lot of work, but if you are really keen on supporting the retina display, this is probably your best bet!
Psuedo code:
// Two images in the library
// spriteA.png
// [email protected]
// All my coordinates are measured in original iPhone coords (320x480)
// I am now asking for a point in the middle of the screen
// If I am on iPhone4, the resulting point will be (320,480)
// If I am on iPhone, the resulting point will be (160,240)
var p : Point = ResHandler.createPoint( 160, 240 );
// Now I grab my bitmap
// If I am on iPhone, the resulting bitmap will be spriteA.png
// If I am on iPhone4, the resulting bitmap will be [email protected]
var b : Bitmap = ResHandler.createBitmap( 'spriteA' );
// Now place the bitmap
b.x = p.x;
b.y = p.y;
addChild( b );
// Now move the bitmap by 100 pixels.
// If I am on iPhone the resulting distance will be 100 pixels
// If I am on iPhone4, the resulting distance will be 200 pixels
var d : Number = ResHandler.getDistance( 100 );
b.x += d;
Hope it helps

Scaling front panel objects for different screen sizes

Hi,
Can anybody help me of designing Vi for different screen sizes. I have designed a VI for a monitor of small size and lower resolution but when I open the same Vi on a different monitor,objects are not aligned properly. The properties which I have changed are
Window appearence->Default
Window Size -> Panel size 0,0 & Tick marked options of Maintain propotions for different monitors and scale all objects
Window Run Time position-> Maximum
Regards
Imran
Solved!
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Imran,
I can't solve your problem entirely. However when I have to write a program that will be deployed on a variety of monitor sizes, I tend to set the size of the Front Panel to suit the smallest monitor, and then remove the ability of the user to resize it.
Also, set it to run in the centred position.
See attachments.
Many Thanks,
Dan
Dan
CLD
Attachments:
Customize Window Appearance.JPG ‏44 KB
VI Properties.JPG ‏29 KB

Why SAP Standard Program Can full screen in different screen resolution ,but my own program can't?

How to make my program can display full screen in the different screen resolution ? can you tell me ,
Thanks everyone! eg. T-code: SOST

It appears that the full-screen display will only work on the display that has the menu bar.
You can switch the menu bar to your external display by going to Solid Apple -> System Preferences -> Displays, then Arrangement.
Grab the menu bar and drop it on the icon representing your external display.
When you full screen an app it should then full screen on the Cinema display.
I wish it would just full screen on the display the window is on, but that is evidently not the way it was designed to work.

Parallax scrolling for different screens

Hi there...
Does anybody know how to deal with different screen sizes and parallax scrolling?
It know the 100% width option so that is not the issue.....the issue is the height!!
Laptop versus desktop etc..
So what is the best height to use so it will fit all screen sizes?
Thanks, Cor

Hai Daniel,
I faced the same problem with the overflow controller.
Then depending on the number of records that I am showing in the table I have adjusted the size of the overflow controller in pixels.
my code looks some thing like this.
lv_oflc_height = 53 + ( lv_actual_visible_rows * 21 ).
if the filter is on 20 more pixels added to the height.
<xhtmlb:overflowContainer id     = "OFLC_RCN_HDR"
                            height = "<%= lv_oflc_height %>px"
                            mode   = "SCROLL" >
and this worked for some standard resolutions with out big difference.
Best Regards,
Venkat.

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