Mark Fitzpatrick
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Mark Fitzpatrick
asked on 30 Jun 2011, 07:13 PM
Is it possible to rotate an image to non-90 degree implements with the current ImageEditor? If not, would there be any major issues that you could see if I was to integrate jQueryRotate into my app to handle the rotating functionality in place of the built-in rotator?
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answered on 30 Jun 2011, 07:57 PM
Actually never mind, I found out by myself. I am able to get the image to rotate by increments using jQueryRotate. I can post some sample code if anyone would like.
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Hi Mark,
Using jQueryRotate to apply non-90degree rotation should not cause any issues, however, modifications applied with it will not be stored to the image when saved. To do so, a custom logic should be implemented on the server.
At present, RadImageEditor does not offer the ability to implement custom commands that require server-side implementation. We do have planned to provide the ability to apply server-side custom manipulations for one of the next versions of RadImageEditor, but for now it is not possible to apply non-90 degree rotation.
Best wishes,
Dobromir
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Using jQueryRotate to apply non-90degree rotation should not cause any issues, however, modifications applied with it will not be stored to the image when saved. To do so, a custom logic should be implemented on the server.
At present, RadImageEditor does not offer the ability to implement custom commands that require server-side implementation. We do have planned to provide the ability to apply server-side custom manipulations for one of the next versions of RadImageEditor, but for now it is not possible to apply non-90 degree rotation.
Best wishes,
Dobromir
the Telerik team
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