If uploaded images are too large to display for your applications (for example the width of image is bigger than MaxImageWidth) , Cute Editor automatic resizing feature makes them fit and keep the original ratio automatically.

If your images are already uploaded to your server, CuteEditor will not take any actions.

Thanks, but this doesn't help me. Let me restate, I may not have been clear.

 

Right now, you can resize an image within CuteEditor by grabbing on to the handles and resizing it. The problem is, when you do this, CuteEditor doesn't protect the proportions of the image - so it's very hard to make sure the image isn't squeezed and stretched.

 

In most programs, if you grab on to one of the side or top handles of the image, then you can squeeze or stretch it, but if you grab on to a corner handle, the image proportions are retained. What I'm asking is, how do I do this with CuteEditor? I have a client who is asking this question, so your response is appreciated!

And if there's no way to do this, when will you be adding this? As your product becomes used more and more in CMS scenarios, I think this would be a natural feature.

 

Thanks,

Andrew

Problem resolved in the latest build (12-08-2005).

Editor.MaintainAspectRatioWhenDraggingImage property has been introduced.

/// <summary>
/// If you do not want to preserve the aspect ratio when you drag and resize an image, you can set the MaintainAspectRatioWhenDraggingImage property to false.
/// By default, MaintainAspectRatioWhenDraggingImage is set to true to enable the preservation of the aspect ratio.
/// </summary>

 

Demo:

http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx 

 

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