Hi Venkata,

Perhaps it can help you to get the crop url by watching the uHangOut episode 30 http://uhangout.co.uk/videos/ep030-with-jeavon-leopold-responsive-imaging-cropping/ where Jeavon Leopold is showing how the image cropper is working.

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

I used all the methods suggested in the Video ,but the GetCropUrl gets me an empty string. So basically the following code,

@{
    var im =    Umbraco.Media(@item.blogPostImage);
   }

    Image.Id: @im.id      
    Original Url: @im.Url
    Original Crop Url: @im.GetCropUrl("Thumb")
    Wide Crop: @im.GetCropUrl("Thumb", "wide")
    Tall Crop: @im.GetCropUrl("Thumb", "tall")

yields the result as

Image.Id: 2550 Original Url: Original Crop Url: Wide Crop: Tall Crop:

tried Umbraco.TypedMedia too with no result.

@{
        var media = Umbraco.TypedMedia(1297);
        var image = media.Url;
        var crop = media.GetCropUrl("Thumb");
        var height = media.GetPropertyValue<int>("umbracoHeight");
    }
<div>@media</div>
<div>@image</div>
<div>@height</div>
<div>@crop</div>

gives me

<div>
Umbraco.Web.PublishedCache.XmlPublishedCache.PublishedMediaCache+DictionaryPublishedContent
</div>
<div></div>
<div></div>
<div>83</div>
<div></div>

Hello venkata,

Can you please explain what u did , I am getting the same issue empty src.

Thanking u in advance.

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