Dustin Smith

@garek007 Nope

I'd love to. My explanation is going to focus around the boundary and the viewport elements, since I'm assuming those are the properties most people are wanting to modify. So...

I'm starting to wonder if it'd be a good idea to expose the canvas object through the result method (somehow). Letting the user do whatever they'd like to the cropped...

@galoram - Short Answer: no. You're free to modify the source of croppie's `_getCanvasResult` (https://github.com/Foliotek/Croppie/blob/master/croppie.js#L840). Or you can just call croppie's `get` method. That will give you the points on...

@gdoron - Feel free to grab the latest from master and play around with it. I've changed the API to allow us to return just the canvas with the image...

Thanks for the info. Here are the changes that are in master that I wouldn't yet consider stable: https://github.com/Foliotek/Croppie/compare/v2.3.0...master Whether or not you want to use them is entirely up...

You guys are going to have to share more information if you want help. What's the "error"? 2 things: 1) make sure CORS is enabled on your hosting 2) croppie...

You need to bind your image before you call `setZoom` - the zoom values are recalculated when you call `bind`.

Interesting - what we're trying to do there is fit the image to the width of the boundary. I guess we should probably fit that within the min and max...

To be honest, I have no idea what you're wanting to do, but I'm going to guess that you want to zoom all the way out of the image... ```...