Fix issue #47. Why GitHub? Features →. Code review

Yeah, of course. You have to set it to false after calling the destroy. jCrop.jcrop_api.destroy() jCrop.initialized=false; – PaoloCargnin Feb 10 '15 at 14:13

You have to set it to false after calling the destroy. jCrop.jcrop_api.destroy() jCrop.initialized=false; – PaoloCargnin Feb 10 '15 at 14:13 The example I found where the JCrop gets destroyed (example5 in Demo zip) uses an object : jcrop_api = $.Jcrop ('#cropbox'); But I'm enabling JCrop in a different manner,more like Example 3 : jQuery ('#cropbox').Jcrop ( { onChange: showPreview, onSelect: showPreview, aspectRatio: 1 }); The element can be passed as a Javascript object or a string that matches the ID of an element already in the DOM. . Element must exist in the DOM. Element should be an image or block element. An HTMLElement object may be passed.

JCrop ; Step 1: Create a ASP.NET MVC Project. File -> New project and select the project template Visual C# -> ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework) -> Console application (.NET Core). Select MVC as a Template as ASP.NET Template and click OK. Step 2: Change or Add Connection String. Change or Add connection string in Web.config as follows: Had the same problem, but I have it working now - without killing and re-attaching jcrop. The onchange gets wiped for some reason, so you need to define that again. Then you need to update the bounds. crop_api.setImage(imagestring,function(j){jcrop_api.setOptions({ onChange: updatePreview, onSelect: updatePreview }); bounds = jcrop_api.getBounds(); The second time jcrop is initialized, jcrop’s callback function isn’t called, regardless of whether we use settimeout to delay it or not.

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The second time jcrop is initialized, jcrop’s callback function isn’t called, regardless of whether we use settimeout to delay it or not. Thus far, I haven’t worked out why. Sebastian Nov 7, 2013 at 12:44 am

Change or Add connection string in Web.config as follows: Javascript cropping engine. Clean open source. Webpack'd for your convenience, the full source code is open, easy to develop with, and MIT licensed.