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A good practice is to $emit events on $rootScope. There is no $emitting in ngCropper yet.
The scenario to think about is when there are several croppers on the page. Need to know how to identify which cropper instance triggered the event.
Hi stianjensen!
One thing that I did to be able to run things after the "built.cropper" event is emited, is defining a 'built' function inside the options object.
For example:
Is it possible to listen to the events from the cropper, like 'built.cropper' etc.?
I tried looking at the new proxy feature, but it only seems to work for method calling, not events.
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