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By default, In SfImageEditor, ToggleCropping method allow us to enable or disable cropping region over the image. From the below sample we can see how to enable the cropping region while initially loading the SfImageEditor. We can achieve this by using ImageLoaded event. Step 1: Create SfImageEditor sample with all necessary assemblies.
Please refer the below link to create a simple SfImageEditor sample along with the ways to configure it. https://help.syncfusion.com/xamarin/sfimageeditor/getting-started
Step 2: Call the ToggleCropping method while ImageLoaded event get fired. Please refer the following code snippet. Code Snippet:editor.ImageLoaded += Editor_ImageLoaded; // Triger ImageLoaded event
private void Editor_ImageLoaded(object sender, ImageLoadedEventArgs args)
{
editor.ToggleCropping();
}
Sample link:
http://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/directtrac/general/ze/IESample1742806067.zip |
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When I use the code above, the controls shows the cropping view, but the header disappers, because the image covers the header, and I can't save the image. I've tried diffrent functions, to show the header like:
editor.ToolbarSettings.IsVisible = true;
editor.ToolbarSetting.HeaderToolbarHeight = 40;
It shows the header, but the upper part of the croping area is hidden.
I think it is a bug. I don't expect, that the Header disapears, when I switch to the cropping view.