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I fixed the problem by CD back into my dir before running gulp:

RUN cd /mcvitty && gulp

Your image view width and height is "wrap_content"

Have your tried changing it to "0dp"?

Azure Function with Http Trigger and SixLabors ImageSharp do this good.

First you have to implement DownloadImageAsync to download file from url, from this sample code:

I changed arguments in ctx.drawImage function:

A 500 error indicates that a request was made to a web server and it could not handle it. It will be tricky to find the root cause, as the issue could be front-end, back-end, environment (web.config / app pool settings) or an issue with DevExpress.

Therefore you should run the code in isolate. For example: create a blank aspx page (no Master Page), which contains the AjaxFileUpload and has empty function/methods. If this works, then add the bare minimum code to save an image (to a temp folder). If this works, then copy code across bit-by-bit until you can create the error.

Alternatively add some logging to your back-end code. It looks like you have a try/catch that hides exceptions. If there's an error then the variables results is returned as null. It look like MultiUploadComplete() doesn't checks for success, but merely the size of the file?

Alternatively re-write the AjaxFileUpload. It's not well supported and modern JavaScript, HTML and web browsers means that it's a lot easier to implement.

Take a look at https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/01/drag-drop-file-uploader-vanilla-js/. This article shows how to create a mutli-file drag & drop uploader using pure JavaScript, HTML5. You'll need to create an end point, preferably using a WebApi or generic handler (if using an older version of asp.net)

As a simple proof of concept. I've put together an aspx page, which post images to an api. It sends the files individually at once for performance (but you can do it all as one request). The main thing to point out is that theres no third part libraries and you have flexibility to change the look and feel of you file uploader.

ASPX code

To upload to bucket, I'm just using this way:

As mentioned in this documentation for CloudFront Lambda limitations:

Environment variables aren't supported.

What you could do instead is use SSM Parameter Store to manage your function's variables. You can edit Parameter Store variables through the console or programmatically, and you can get the variables using the ssm.getParameter() function

If your center point is too close to a side of the image, it may not support either of those sizes or aspect ratios. What do you want done in those cases? Should the image be smaller than your desired sizes or padded with black or transparent? Or should the desired size be maintained and the desired center not be in the center?

Here is an ImageMagick solution, assuming I now understand what you want, that will crop the desired sizes and aspects. If the center is too close to one side, the output size will still be as desired, but the desired point will not be in the center. I have marked the desired point in relative to the coordinates in the input with a small red circle.

Once again, Unix syntax.

Input:

Desired point at 200,200:

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