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Hi Simona,
I think that how this component scales according to the size of browser's viewport is its internal functionality.
Thus I see two possible options:
a) Talk to your developers and create a table or a formula expression that will match component's size with the size of viewport. Then set viewport to the required size and you should be all set. (If component's size appears to be incorrect this may mean either an error in your table/formula or an issue in component's scaling algorithm);
b) Set some initial size for viewport and get the resulting size of component. Incrementally decrease or increase the size of viewport (or the entire browser's window, this is irrelevant in your case) in a loop until the component becomes of the size that you need.
Hi Marsha_R ,
thank you for the proposal! I'm trying to investigate on Win32Api methods but I'm not finding something that could modify the browser size by specifying a web component dimension.
I'm interested to set a specific dimension on a displayed web component (otherwise the UI code automatically zoom and readapt the web component size basing on the browser resolution, and I cannot do the image comparison with some benchmark images that I've saved with a specific resolution), so I don't know the related browser size to be set and I would like to set the browser size by specifying the component dimension.
Do you know if there could be some methods suitable for this scope?
Thanks!
Simona
Are you able to display this web component in a different resolution than the browser if you do it manually? How do you accomplish that?