Imagefield Crop PHP script

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The ImageField Crop Drupal module provides a widget for cropping an image after upload. When the user uploads an image, the image is presented inside a cropping area. A cropping box is show inside, and the user can resize and move it. Upon clicking 'preview' or 'submit', the image is cropped and the result is saved within the node.Usage - Install the module and enable it. - Then on the image field configuration page (admin/content/types//fields/) choose the Image with cropping widget. - Save your field, and edit it again. There you can see the widget settings form where you can choose the cropping box size, and other configuration options. - Upon uploading an image, or editing an existing node, the image cropping interface will be presented. Requirements: · Drupal 5.x · Drupal jQuery Interface module · Drupal ImageField module
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