Display Resolution in Web Test

Which parts of your tests are failing? Tell us that and you might get a more tailored response to your issue.

I am guessing it is areas that use screen co-ordinates. As the previous poster mentioned I would avoid practices that are dependent on screen resolution if you can.

You can perhaps try something like the following (if you really have to rely on coordinates):



Given the screen coordinates for a touch (or whichever event) touch_x, touch_y and the screen resolution screen_x, screen_y (on which the test was developed), you first need to normalize the coordinates.



A JScript example: 





function normalizeCoordinates(touch_x, touch_y, screen_x, screen_y){

//normalize the coordinates

var x = touch_x / screen_x;

var y = touch_y / screen_y;

 

//Get the new coordinates to touch

x = Math.round(x * <current_screen_x>);

y = Math.round(y * <current_screen_y>);

 

//Send back the values (as an array)

return [x,y];

}



What then is returned is the x,y coordinates that relate to the new screen resolution which you can use in whichever way you wish :)



Hope this is of some help

The best practice is to create tests which do not depend on screen resolution.

Everything else is workaround.

Hello, it really would be great to create tests coordinates, even more than I'll use very dristribuidos tests.