image-uploader | JavaScript Image Uploader Library for use with Amazon S3 | Cloud Storage library

I have a jquery image uploader, made by Christian Bayer. You can check it out here: https://github.com/christianbayer/image-uploader

With Swati's help, I modified it a little bit, so I can select the primary image by clicking on the preview of the image. I'd like to add one more function, which should automatically select the first image as the primary image if the user doesn't pick one. For example, the user selects these images from their pc:

I'm trying to make a javascript function to let people select a primary image after selected their images and right before the upload. I'm using an image-uploader JS lbirary from Christian Bayer. It gives several options, for example I can preview the images, I can delete them etc. Bt it also means that I only have this in my html part:

I am trying to size an image with canvas. My goal is to have an image of dimensions A x B sized to M x N without changing proportions - like CSS contain. For example, if the source image is 1000x1000 and the destination is 400x300, it should cut off a piece 100 pixels toll at the bottom, and that should correspond to 250 pixels in the source image.

My code is below:

I have encountered an issue while trying to upload an image to quil-react via quil-image-uploader. For some reason if you use the editor with a controlled react component and update the value via onChange function of react-quill, something brakes.

From console.logs I figured that the image gets stuck on base64 representation and then does not reach the next step of being deleted, and re-inserted as an img tag.

Here is a forked version of code sandbox

If you try to upload the image it will not work.

Thanks so much for your help! If I am totally missing something obvious please point this poor soul towards it, haha :)

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I am trying to use props to upload image file to my photo blog api (DRF). Here is the code:

phlog-manager.py (this is the parent component):

I'm currently trying to make an editable area to be shown on a picture inside a shopping website.

The aim is to have a picture with a box that can be moved and the size adjusted, using React.

I have been following a javascript tutorial on this from youtube however this isn't functioning as I have expected.

Below is the code I am using:

Every time I hit the save button on this form it throws this error. handleSubmit for blog error TypeError: _this4.props.handleSuccessfullFormSubmission is not a function at blog-submission-form.js:129 I know it is a scope error but I can't seem to figure it out. Here is the code.

blog-submission-form.js

I'm making a program that sends an email to students with a conformation number using their student Id number. All of our emails fit the same template, id@whatever, and that's sourced through outlook, and they blocked gmail for our student emails.

Anyway, I wrote an html email, and when I send it to gmail, everything shows up. When I send it to my student account to test what they'd see, I see only like a quarter of what's supposed to be there.

So my question is: Is there a way I can alter my HTML so that it shows everything on outlook.

What Gmail Looks like

What Outlook looks like (with "trust user" selected)

The HTML:

I am switching a form in a blade file to a vue based form posting with axios. I get a 200 response but I don't hit my store() method in my controller. I was hitting it with the original blade form. So far the things Ive tried are manually adding the csrf token, changing headers to content-type multipart, changing the post data to a JSON string, and changing the handleSubmit to trigger the form. None of which seem to have any effect.

My blade file which houses the vue form