Hello,
I've uploaded files to Azure blobs using Telerik controls with the AsyncUpload control. The UploadedFile.InputStream works great with Azure's blob upload.
Is there a similar way to access the image stored in the ImageEditor control? My current idea is to save the file to the local VM and then use that stream to upload the blob.
Edit: Issue now is that the image is being saved from the ImageEditor control but it is not the edited image it is just the original - I think because I'm using a server side call.
I am using the most current version of Telerik ASP.NET controls on the most recent version of Chrome for Windows but would want the solution to work across all modern browsers (Chrome, FF, IE9+).
Thank you,
Shaw
I've uploaded files to Azure blobs using Telerik controls with the AsyncUpload control. The UploadedFile.InputStream works great with Azure's blob upload.
Is there a similar way to access the image stored in the ImageEditor control? My current idea is to save the file to the local VM and then use that stream to upload the blob.
Edit: Issue now is that the image is being saved from the ImageEditor control but it is not the edited image it is just the original - I think because I'm using a server side call.
I am using the most current version of Telerik ASP.NET controls on the most recent version of Chrome for Windows but would want the solution to work across all modern browsers (Chrome, FF, IE9+).
Thank you,
Shaw
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Hello Shaw,
When the image is used in CanvasMode (which is enabled by default) all changes made to the image are saved on the client. In order to save the edited image to a custom location, you have to make sure you are calling the save through the client-side saveImageOnServer() method.
You can find detailed information on how to save the edited image to a custom location on the following live demo: Save Image to a Custom Location
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Veselina Raykova
Telerik
When the image is used in CanvasMode (which is enabled by default) all changes made to the image are saved on the client. In order to save the edited image to a custom location, you have to make sure you are calling the save through the client-side saveImageOnServer() method.
You can find detailed information on how to save the edited image to a custom location on the following live demo: Save Image to a Custom Location
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Veselina Raykova
Telerik
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