Issue with panel scaling and native screen resolution

[amichon]

I use panel topology and a responsive template with setScaleStyle(SCALE_FIT_TO_MODULE, ...) to fit the panel into the main module.

In mostly cases it works perfectly, but in some cases with the same WOA application it appears that the panel is not ajusted to the module.

It seems that it works perfectly if the screen resolution (eg. 1900x1200) is bigger than the panel dimensions (eg. 1600x800). In this case it's possible to increase or decrease the size of the main module and the panel is adjusted correctly.

But in these cases it works weirdly :
(i) native screen resolution : 1900x1200, adjusted in windows screen settings to 1366x768 => panel (1600x800) is adjusted correctly
(ii) native screen resolution : 1650x1050, adjusted in windows screen settings to 1366x768 => panel (1600x800) is not adjusted correctly
(iii) native screen resolution : 1366x768 => panel (1600x800) is not adjusted correctly

In all cases, if the panel size is lower than the native screen resolution increase/decrease the size works perfectly.

WOA 3.15 P17

[leoknipp]

Can you describe what "adjusted not correclty" means in detail?
Are you talking about the main panels for the panel topology or panel which is loaded in the display area of the topology?

Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist

[amichon]

Hi Leo,

I'm talking about the main panels loaded in the main embedded module of the template.

'Adjusted not correctly" means that the panel is shown in its original size in the embeded module and it's necessary to use scrollbars to navigate into. Note in the most cases if the panel size is lower or approximatively equals to the screen resolution the panel is resized to the embedded module size.
BR

Aurélien

[adaneau]

Salut Aurelien!

Do you have minimum size configured for some objects? It may block the panel to go below a given size.
Is the panel layouted or we talk about zoom in zoom out for fit?

BR
Alex

[amichon]

Hi Alex,

I'm not using layout system. Sure i'm aware with min/max size and layout constraints. The issue exists with a panel containing an ellipse.