Using attached Visual Studio project....

Steps to re-create:

1) Draw line on image with pencil

2) Clear all changes

3) Draw another line with pencil.  Upon releasing mouse button RadDiagram loses image and just shows checkerboard.

Demo project attached.

Happens in Chrome, but not in Firefox.

Seems to occur regardless of Telerik version.

The loaded into the ImageEditor image is not downloaded with its original extension if a query string is added to the end of the image name. It is saved as PNG instead:

Hi,

 

I would like to use airbrush function in ImageEditor control.

Anyone can help my requirement??

Pl. I need this function very urgent.

Thanks,

Regards,

Jiten Mutum

The Pencil dialog is not positioned properly when the image is zoomed or/and scrolled.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/imageeditor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx
2. Zoom the image to 200%
3. Scroll the image to the right
4. Open the pencil dialog

Result - the dialog appears outside the visible area

Images with "*.jpeg" extension are saved as "*.jpg" in a different file even if the "Overwrite" option is checked. 

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open an image with "*.jpeg" extension in ImageEditor (e.g. test.JPEG)
2. Edit the image
3. Open the Save Dialog and choose "Save Image On Server" with checked "Overwrite if file exists?" option

Result: The edited image is saved as a new files with jpg extension (e.g. test.jpg)

ImageEditor keeps in the undo stack a reference to the last written text, but not last inserted one. 

Please provide an custom input to rotate the image loaded in imageeditor.
right now it is restricted to divisible of 90, it should accept any values and rotate accordingly.

Currently the ImageEditor Control is wiping the Meta Data of the Images on saving.

The ImageEditor control should provide an out-of-the-box tool that functions as an Eraser, i.e. removes previously drawn geometric shapes. This tool should behaves similarly to a the way other image editing tools provide the option to remove pixels - more precisely applies the background color to the canvas.