This code sets up a screen for the domain act.com using the $TS.screen function, with specified options for zoom, width, and height. The options include a zoom level of 0.5, a width of 680 pixels, and a cropped height of 400 pixels.
This code loads a webpage into the browser's viewport using the $TS object, specifying a URL and initial rendering settings, including zoom, width, and height. The initial settings are set to 50% zoom, 680 pixels in width, and 400 pixels in height, with content cropping if necessary.
This code uses the $TS.screen function to simulate a browser screen and load the URL act.com/en-uk. The simulated screen is configured with a zoom level of 50%, a width of 680 pixels, and a cropped height of 400 pixels.
This code snippet uses the $TS.screen method to set up a responsive or mobile viewport with a specific width, height, and zoom level. The configuration options include a zoom level of 0.5, a width of 680 pixels, and a height of 400 pixels.
This code uses the $TS.screen function to set up a screen, specifying device identifier 'act.com/fr-fr' and an object with custom settings for zoom, width, and cropped height. The zoom is set to 50%, width to 680 pixels, and cropped height to 400 pixels.
This code is written in TypeScript and uses the $TS object to open a new tab in the browser with customized settings. The code can be used for testing or demonstration purposes, allowing for the customization of the new tab's appearance.
A JavaScript code snippet uses the $TS object to call the screen function, opening or switching to the French-Canadian version of a website (act.com/fr-ca) with customized settings for zoom, width, and height. This code is likely part of a larger application or script that handles browser screens or tabs.
The code calls the $TS.screen function, passing in a URL (act.com/pl-pl) and an object with settings for zoom, width, and height. The function is likely used for browser automation or testing, and adjusts the page's zoom, width, and height accordingly.
The code uses the $TS object to open the URL act.com/nl-nl/producten/act-pro in a new window with specific settings, including a zoom level of 50% and a size of 680x400 pixels.
The code opens a web page in a new tab or window using the TS.screen function, with customizable parameters such as zoom level, width, and cropping height. The specific URL being opened is 'act.com/nl-nl/producten/act-premium'.
The code calls the $TS.screen function with a URL and an object of configuration options, which includes setting the zoom to 50%, width to 680 pixels, and crop height to 400 pixels.
The code uses the $TS object to display a webpage with specific settings, such as zooming, width, and crop height. It displays the webpage at act.com/au/products/act-pro with a 50% zoom, 680px width, and 400px crop height.
The $TS.screen() function opens a new screen in the TS application, navigating to the specified URL (act.com/au/products) with customizable options such as zoom level, width, and cropping height.
The code uses the TS.screen function to open a new screen with the URL act.com/fr-fr/produits/act-premium, specifying a zoom level of 0.5, a width of 680 pixels, and a height of 400 pixels. This code is likely used for cross-browser or cross-platform testing within a testing framework such as TestStudio.
The $TS.screen() function call is used to display the website act.com/fr-fr/produits/act-premium with specific settings, including a 50% zoom level, 680-pixel width, and a 400x400 crop region.
This code displays a webpage in a specific size and zoom level using the $TS.screen function, with parameters such as URL, zoom, width, and height. The parameters are used for testing or demonstration purposes.
The code uses the $TS object to open a new browser tab or window with the specified URL act.com/fr-fr/produits/act-emarketing. The new tab or window is configured with a zoom level of 50%, a width of 680 pixels, and a height of 400 pixels.
This code opens a webpage or displays content in a specified way using the $TS object and the screen function. It takes the URL of the webpage to be displayed and settings such as zoom, width, and height as parameters.
The $TS.screen function call opens the URL 'act.com/fr-fr/produits/connexions' in a screen with specified options, including a 50% zoom level, 680x400 pixel resolution, and cropping. This is done using the TinyScreen.js library.
This JavaScript code snippet uses the $TS function to load a webpage (act.com/fr-fr/produits/nouveautes) and control its view. The screen method is called with a URL and an object specifying the desired zoom level (0.5), width (680), and height (400) of the screen view.