How to get the initial value of `pixelCrop` if user uses default selection
See original GitHub issueIn my application, I’m using onImageLoaded
to center to the crop window on the image. It is possible that the user will not have to move the crop. If the user submits the form without clicking on the image, is there a way to get an instanceof pixelCrop
?
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- Created 5 years ago
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pixelCrop is now passed to onImageLoaded so this should be easier
Thanks but no need for a PR, something like this has only come up twice in a few years. However I will document the other functions like
getPixelCrop
in the README.