Dustin Smith

What do you mean when you say "no zoom"? Do you mean you want the image at it's native size? Do you mean that you don't want the user to...

Your correct about enableZoom: false not allowing a user to zoom an image. Try this: ``` $uploadCrop.croppie('bind', 'url').then(function(){ $uploadCrop.croppie('setZoom', 1) }); ```

If you really want help - you're going to have to throw together a jsbin/jsfiddle/codepen demonstrating the issues that you're having and what you'd like to accomplish. Again, I still...

That code is there so we can load images from a different domain. I'd be OK with adding an option to indicate whether or not we should include that attribute,...

>If the attribute is not present, the resource is fetched without a CORS request (i.e., without sending the Origin HTTP header), preventing its non-tainted usage in elements. If invalid, it...

Thanks for the code. It looks like it should work to me. How are you determining that the image is blank? Is it blank after you send it to the...

@dws-arjun Your issue is because you're binding the croppie instance before your modal is shown. Croppie has a very strict requirement that all elements need to be visible before calling...

Thanks for the jsfiddle, but it seems a bit incomplete. Next time try referencing all of the libraries js and their css. It makes it easier to see the issue...

Hey thanks for the PR, I know you submitted this awhile ago, but I haven't gotten the chance to maintain croppie as of late. I'll try to get this one...

Again, I know this is old and it's all my fault. The thing that's holding me up on this is the fact that if this gets merged in, you have...