I’m trying to get our engineers to look into this. I was hoping something obvious would show up. I know some Android devices don’t report proper values for the DPI information which can lead to scaling problems but that doesn’t seem to be the case here.e
Rob
Thanks Rob
If it helps, I’m seeing the same issue with iOS. Below is the output and screenshot from an iPad 4
iPad 4 screenshot here
Device Model = iPad
Platform Name = iPhone OS
Platform Version = 9.3.4
Corona Version = 3.0.0
Corona Build = 2016.2951
display.contentWidth 320
display.contentHeight 480
display.pixelWidth 1536
display.pixelHeight 2048
display.actualContentWidth 360
display.actualContentHeight 480
display.contentScaleX 0.234375
display.contentScaleY 0.234375
display.screenOriginX -20
display.screenOriginY -0
display.statusBarHeight 20
display.topStatusBarContentHeight 0
display.viewableContentHeight 480
display.viewableContentWidth 320
initialize Corona Ads with key: 5223c2c3-cf81-4c43-ae41-2d4ed16552bc
coronaAdsListener init
print_r
table: 0x17620800 {
[phase] => “init”
[provider] => “coronaAds”
[isError] => false
[name] => “corona_ads_event”
}
coronaAdsListener request
print_r
table: 0x17626e40 {
[placementId] => “bottom-banner-320x50”
[name] => “corona_ads_event”
[phase] => “request”
[provider] => “coronaAds”
[isError] => false
}
coronaAdsListener found
print_r
table: 0x175c27a0 {
[placementId] => “bottom-banner-320x50”
[identifier] => “s2sAdvert”
[isError] => false
[phase] => “found”
[provider] => “coronaAds”
[name] => “corona_ads_event”
}
coronaAdsListener shown
print_r
table: 0x175b9540 {
[placementId] => “bottom-banner-320x50”
[identifier] => “s2sAdvert”
[isError] => false
[phase] => “shown”
[provider] => “coronaAds”
[name] => “corona_ads_event”
}
Interesting. It’s like it’s detecting a tablet and delivering an ad scaled to the tablet, not to the content area. I’ll update the engineers.
Rob
