This is what I did in mine: function showPreview(photoDiv, coords, maxX, maxY) { var rx = maxX / coords. W; var ry = maxY / coords. H; rx = (rx == 0)?1 : rx; ry = (ry == 0)?1 : ry; photoX = $("#" + photoDiv + " #photo").width(); photoY = $("#" + photoDiv + " #photo").height(); $("#" + photoDiv + " #preview").
Css({ width: Math. Round(rx * photoX) + 'px', height: Math. Round(ry * photoY) + 'px', marginLeft: '-' + Math.
Round(rx * coords. X) + 'px', marginTop: '-' + Math. Round(ry * coords.
Y) + 'px' }); } I guess maxX will refer to your $targ_w This is setup this way because I have multiple jCrop instances in one page. Edit it depending on your setup.
This is what I did in mine: function showPreview(photoDiv, coords, maxX, maxY) { var rx = maxX / coords. W; var ry = maxY / coords. H; rx = (rx == 0)?1 : rx; ry = (ry == 0)?1 : ry; photoX = $("#" + photoDiv + " #photo").width(); photoY = $("#" + photoDiv + " #photo").height(); $("#" + photoDiv + " #preview").
Css({ width: Math. Round(rx * photoX) + 'px', height: Math. Round(ry * photoY) + 'px', marginLeft: '-' + Math.
Round(rx * coords. X) + 'px', marginTop: '-' + Math. Round(ry * coords.
Y) + 'px' }); } I guess maxX will refer to your $targ_w. This is setup this way because I have multiple jCrop instances in one page. Edit it depending on your setup.
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