I just upgraded a project from Umbraco 8.13 to 8.16 and image GetCropUrl() stopped working.
Attached is an image that got "cropped" using GetCropUrl with width 1920px and height 350px. When I look at the image in Backoffice everything looks good when selecting focal point, etc.
Has anyone else noticed this? Is there some known bugs with Image processor?
This is the is the image crop querystrings that renders the image below:
Hmm, there seems to be a problem with ImageResizer that we use to show different sized images depending on view port. If i Removed ImageResizer then GetCropUrl worked as intended, but the images didn't resize on smaller viewports.
Is there an Umbraco way to solve this? We don't really want to serve the full size hero image while on mobile devices (to take an example).
I found out that I could skip ImageResizer and use ImageProcessor instead to render different sourcesets depending on viewport. Just had to tweak my code a bit.
GetCropUrl stopped working after upgrade to Umbraco 8.16
Hi
I just upgraded a project from Umbraco 8.13 to 8.16 and image GetCropUrl() stopped working.
Attached is an image that got "cropped" using GetCropUrl with width 1920px and height 350px. When I look at the image in Backoffice everything looks good when selecting focal point, etc.
Has anyone else noticed this? Is there some known bugs with Image processor?
This is the is the image crop querystrings that renders the image below:
careers-climbing-up.jpg?crop=0.20642296498537918,0.27333299045866039,0.067590600906093756,0.63843949150731727&cropmode=percentage&width=1920&height=350&rnd=132761049449030000
Hi!
Has no-one had a problem with this issue? Haven't upgraded to 8.17 yet though.
Hmm, there seems to be a problem with ImageResizer that we use to show different sized images depending on view port. If i Removed ImageResizer then GetCropUrl worked as intended, but the images didn't resize on smaller viewports.
Is there an Umbraco way to solve this? We don't really want to serve the full size hero image while on mobile devices (to take an example).
I found out that I could skip ImageResizer and use ImageProcessor instead to render different sourcesets depending on viewport. Just had to tweak my code a bit.
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