is there any way to resize image ?

[codewithtyler]

Please see issues #35 and #88.

[summit2020]

Thanks.. cracked it ..

[icandothat2]

I solved it this way.

 $.when(readFileIntoDataUrl(fileInfo)).done(function (dataUrl) {
     var randomID = "I_"+ Math.floor(Math.random() * 20);
     var imgHTMLstr ='<img id="'+randomID+'" src="'+dataUrl+'"></img>';
          // replaced the original code with insertHTML so we could get an ID on this image
     execCommand('insertHTML', imgHTMLstr);
        //now that we have the ID we can invoke  jquery  resizeable api
              $(function () {
                    $("#"+randomID).resizable();
         });
    //just replace the code below with the code above.
      //execCommand('insertimage', dataUrl);//original code

[spreadred]

@icandothat2 Elegant. Does this actually resize the image though, or simply modify the way it is displayed? IE: If I am sending the editor content to a server via POST for storage, the image will be stored as its original size, correct?

[icandothat2]

Thank you, You are Correct. It does not "resize" the image in the sense that the image data is not changed, it just looks smaller on screen. To actually resize the image would take a canvas element. I actually may still put it into a canvas to enable on screen drawing etc. but for now resizing was a good first step.

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@icandothat2 https://github.com/icandothat2 Elegant. Does this actually resize the image though, or simply modify the way it is displayed? IE: If I am sending the editor content to a server via POST for storage, the image will be stored as its original size, correct?

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[spreadred]

Thanks, I had implemented resizing using canvas for my use case, but I was curious if this worked similarly.