Does anyone have experience using this with Ionic? Without altering the code as described below, I am unable to alter the cropping box, as no mouse events seem to propagate to the component.
Steps to reproduce:
Install blank ionic starter app (using Ionic command line tool):
ionic start clipTest blank
add the js library for clipping into index.html
insert the demo code from the home page for angular-img-cropper
(attached HTML file)
add the example controller code to the app.js file (attached)
Archive.zip
dragging on the clip box will not do anything.
angular-img-cropper sets up event watches on various events of the form
mousemove.angular-img-cropper
and so on. If I edit angular-img-cropper.js to change all the event names from .angular-img-cropper to (e.g.
.on('mouseup.angular-img-cropper', this.onMouseUp.bind(this))
becomes
.on('mouseup', this.onMouseUp.bind(this))
it seems to work fine. But I don't know whether that has any unanticipated side effects. My hypothesis is that ionic is somehow taking over event processing and so the event targets aren't as expected.
viking2917
commented
1 month ago
First, thanks for this awesome component!
Does anyone have experience using this with Ionic? Without altering the code as described below, I am unable to alter the cropping box, as no mouse events seem to propagate to the component.
Steps to reproduce: Install blank ionic starter app (using Ionic command line tool):
ionic start clipTest blankadd the js library for clipping into index.html insert the demo code from the home page for angular-img-cropper (attached HTML file) add the example controller code to the app.js file (attached) Archive.zip
dragging on the clip box will not do anything.
angular-img-cropper sets up event watches on various events of the form.angular-img-cropper to (e.g.
mousemove.angular-img-cropperand so on. If I edit angular-img-cropper.js to change all the event names from.on('mouseup.angular-img-cropper', this.onMouseUp.bind(this))becomes.on('mouseup', this.onMouseUp.bind(this))it seems to work fine. But I don't know whether that has any unanticipated side effects. My hypothesis is that ionic is somehow taking over event processing and so the event targets aren't as expected.