Bret Miller

With the "using a poster seems to fix the error" comment, I figured I could work around it doing this: ` var playeropt = { videoWidth: ifw, videoHeight: ifh, renderers:...

Suggest changing line 71 from: ` if (mejs.Features.isiPhone && mediaElement.originalNode.getAttribute('poster')) { ` to: ` if (mediaElement.originalNode.getAttribute('poster')) { `

I don't think I have the access here to do that. That said, I'm new to contributing to someone else's project. I think I understand that I create a new...

From what I can tell, Croppie ceased to be actively developed in 2018. There have only been minor bug fixes by other developers since then. But it's worked fine for...

I don't think Croppie will validate the size for you. If the image uploaded is smaller, it'll allow it to zoom bigger than the uploaded image to a point. Any...

As long as your viewport aspect ratio is correct, you can upload an image larger than the actual viewport size and it will scale to fit. Just make sure when...

This issue has been reported multiple times. Not sure if anyone is willing to take the time to fix it. That said, you'll find workaround code in this issue: https://github.com/Foliotek/Croppie/issues/749...

I don't think you can. I'm using PHP for my conversion from base64, but searching for how to do it in C# yielded this: ``` string filePath = "MyImage.jpg"; File.WriteAllBytes(filePath,...

Not much has changed in a while for sure. There have been minor edits since I started using it. And it seems to work OK for what I need. Here...

Yeah... croppie doesn't handle dynamic resizing. You would have to catch the after resize event, delete the croppie instance and re-create it with the new dimensions.