RaananW
commented
8 years ago The code will not work. The signature of the function is:
imageResizer.storeImage(successCallBack, failCallBack, imageData, options);
the success callback will be called after the image will be successfully stored, fail in case it will fail.
Image data should be base64-encoded image (which can be retrieved from a working canvas using canvas.toDataURL()).
Not knowing exactly what the rest of your code look like, this might work (if the canvas is initialized with an image):
var canvas = document.getElementById("canvasdiv");
window.imageResizer.storeImage(
function (data) {
console.log('image stored');
},
function (error) {
console.log("Error : \r\n" + error);
},
canvas.toDataUrl(), {
filename: 'name',
directory: 'name',
format: 'jpg'
}
);But again, hard to tell without knowing the rest of the code. This is, however, not a bug :smile:
kiranvarma89
window.imageResizer.storeImage( function (data) { var smallImage = document.getElementById('smallImage'); smallImage.src = dataURL; }, function (error) { console.log("Error : \r\n" + error); }, file, { imageDataType: ImageResizer.IMAGE_DATA_TYPE_URL, filename: 'name', directory: '/name', format: 'jpg' });
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: URI is not hierarchical my uri is base 64 string