On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 7:54 PM, Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I was
saying to Jose...which one you should use ought to be based on which
one does what you want it to do better, and then think about things
like ease-of-implementation. In my view, the spectre of bandwidth or
Yes, both do.
JCrop has an aspectRatio option. You specify a decimal, or a ratio (16 / 9
for wide, or 1.0 for square). See
http://deepliquid.com/content/Jcrop_Manual.html#Setting_Options
jQuery UI Resizables has a similar option (same key - aspectRatio). If
specified as a boolean/true it will
I wanted to use jQuery UI but the docs site was down :-)
At the end of the day, I don't think potential consumers of plugin(s)
should be too concerned whether there's an additional few KB of script
loaded on a page which duplicates a functionality already available in
another loaded library. Not
Very very nice thank you Kelly.
RE ui debate: i haven't taken a look a the code of this plugin, but
from a users experience it does seem to have smoother dragging than
the jQ UI example.
On Sep 16, 7:22 pm, Jose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks.
I am a bit confused which one should I use. I
Thanks Richard W. And thanks to everyone who has commented.
I am glad that most of the issues raised have been purely
philosophical. :)
Jose, please use whatever plugin you feel is best suited for you
needs.
The whole purpose of a plugin is you don't need to worry about what's
inside.
If you
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:37 AM, Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Richard W. And thanks to everyone who has commented.
I am glad that most of the issues raised have been purely
philosophical. :)
Jose, please use whatever plugin you feel is best suited for you
needs.
The whole
Please forgive me if this has been raised before (I may have missed it) but
do either of these plugins have a contrained aspect ratio feature
2008/9/17 Richard D. Worth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:37 AM, Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Richard W. And thanks to
thanks.
I am a bit confused which one should I use. I think some plugin
authors should be encouraged
to go the UI way, if the advantages are clear.
Maybe the author can comment why he didn't pick UI as the base to
build the plugin
regards
jose
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Richard D.
Hi Kelly,
This is a wonderful plugin! I love it.
I just have one little suggestion regarding naming: rather than
spelling it .Jcrop() with an uppercase J, it would be more
consistent with other plugins and with jQuery core methods (and
jQuery itself) if it were .jCrop() with a lowercase
Two words.
Kick ass.
But really...great job. I love the ability to skin the selection grid. I'd
request only one feature, and this would admittedly be fringe. I'd love the
ability to bind a doubleClick action to my form submit. Photoshop allows you
to double click anywhere inside a cropping
beautifully executed. well done !
Alexandre Plennevaux
LAb[au]
http://www.lab-au.com
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 3:17 PM, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Two words.
Kick ass.
But really...great job. I love the ability to skin the selection grid.
I'd
request only one feature, and
Love it! I'm hooked! :)
Kelly wrote:
Announcing initial release of Jcrop image cropping plugin for jQuery.
This is my first plugin release, so I would appreciate any feedback.
http://deepliquid.com/content/Jcrop.html
Also posted to plugins.jquery.com
There are some rough edges in the API
Had play with the online demo, very cool Kelly.
Would have quite a few applications, and allow non tech (photoshop)
users to edit images on the fly with little to no hassle.
Cheers
Stephen
awesome stuff on every level. extremely simple - immediately usable
2008/9/10 Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Had play with the online demo, very cool Kelly.
Would have quite a few applications, and allow non tech (photoshop)
users to edit images on the fly with little to no hassle.
Cheers
Slick! Very nice demos. You said there were some minor issues, so you may
already know about this, but when the mouse is moved outside the image
(while dragging) it gets unsynced. That is, move 100px away from image edge
and as soon as you start moving back, crop box starts moving, instead of
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