Data Reference:
Parameter: image_type
Type: string
RO/RW: read-only
Litmus captures screenshots based on the various states that pages and emails can appear in the specified client. For example, some clients will block images - this is indicated by the supports_content_blocking attribute of a testing application. The various values you would see for this are:
- window - the window, or "chrome" view of the test subject when rendered in the specified testing application. For some email clients (those without preview panes), the "window" view will render how the email appears in the inbox view.
- full - the full page, "chrome"-less view of the test subject when rendered in the specified testing application.
- window_on - the window, or "chrome" view with all images and external content enabled. For emails this would be if you were on the safe senders list of the user receiving your email. For some email clients (those without preview panes), the "window" view will render how the email appears in the inbox view.
- window_off - the window, or "chrome" view with all images and external content disabled. For emails this would be if you were treated as an unknown sender on clients that support this feature (e.g. Apple Mail and Gmail to name two such clients). For some email clients (those without preview panes), the "window" view will render how the email appears in the inbox view.
- full_on - the full page view of the email with all images and external content enabled.
- full_off - the full page view of the email with all images and external content disabled.
Parameter: full_image
Type: string
RO/RW: read-only
A url path to the full image for this result image. Is supplied without the leading "http://" allowing you to specify http:// or https:// depending on your security requirements.
Parameter: thumbnail_image
Type: string
RO/RW: read-only
A url path to the thumbnail image for this result image. Is supplied without the leading "http://" allowing you to specify http:// or https:// depending on your security requirements. Thumbnail images are always 119x84 pixels.