Hey Amber, thanks for for buying my web app. Technically, there shouldn’t be anything different you need to do to add it to wordpress. You can simply add the necc files and simply follow the provided guide. Msg me if you need further assistance. I do offer help for a small fee

Yes, you can change the name of the generated file. But, you’ll have to create the script yourself if you wish to insert to mysql. You can privately email me if you wish for me to assist. I do charge a fair fee.

Hi Daniel, thanks for purchasing! Unfortunately, it doesn’t work right “out of the box” in some cases, depending on your server set up. Besides, you probably don’t want to upload the entire zip content since some of it contains files you don’t need on your server. But you may be able to upload just the “demo” folder and content to get an idea of how it works. I don’t suggest using the demo files for your production files though. There’s a “Read Me” document that explains how to install in very easy short steps. Let me know if you still get stuck and I can assist.

Hi hechiz3ro, thanks for supporting my webapp. What browser and platform (OS) are you experiencing this in?

It doesn’t draw. I have already cleared the cache without solving the issue. I also tried by suspending the antivirus protection. If can be useful, on Microsoft Edge it works correctly. No error has been detected from Developer Tools->Console.

Sorry but I just can’t reproduce the issue. I’m using exact same version and it works perfectly fine. In addition, you can even test in this emulator to check older versions: https://www.browserling.com and works even as far back as Chrome 35

I used the emulator and it works, but on a different Windows version. I can’t emulate it on Windows 10!

Hi Robiz, yes it’s possible.You’ll have to create your own script to manage that. If you wish, I can assist for a small fee. Just hit me up privately.

Also if you like this web app, please do rate it. I’d greatly appreciate it

Worked somtehing out already.. works like a charm!

var img = new Image(); img.src = ’##YOUR URL###’; img.onload = function(){ var canvas = document.getElementById(‘dd_canvas’); var ctx = canvas.getContext(‘2d’); ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0); }

awesome! That definitely works

Sorry defjam903, I’ve been away for a few weeks. Do you still assistance?

I’m sorry for the late reply. Did not realize I had this comment. Yes, you can actually dynamically change the name of it via Javascript. Please see the included documentation. If you need assistance still, just privately email me and I’ll point you in the right direction.

Hi Berrern, thanks for purchasing. I ran through several tests and just checked it in Chrome 52 and Opera 39, and both work fine. However, there appears to be an issue with IE if the signature app is contained within an iframe. The draw vertical placement is off alignment.

You can test here in IE9 – 11 and see it does work: http://dreamdesignsweb.com/dev/

It’s probable that you have something on your page that’s skewing the vertical drawing coordinates?

It doesn’t work directly in a PDF document. However, since this generates a PNG of the signature, you can have a set of scripts (perhaps like TCPDF), add it to the PDF. Send me a private email should you wish to get help in this regard as a separate service.

unfortunately, it’s currently no possible. The dimensions are established upon object instantiation, so this means it must know the width/height in order to determine line drawing points. I hope that makes sense. You can however re-instatiate based on screen dimesions… you’ll have to write this logic out yourself.

Yes sir. All those are options that can be controlled. Plz reference the manual. Do let me know if you have further questions. Thanks for buying!

Hello kidd56, sorry for the late reply. Been away for the new year. Yes, please hit me up privately for additional services.

Thanks!

Thanks for your interest. What “other” element are you referring to? As of now, you can implement it on whatever valid html tag. It simply writes the code to that tag.

Yes, you can set your own save path. It just defaults to “tmp” folder.

Hope that helps!

Thanks Maritas. This web app does allow you to use a mouse or finger to sign BUT does not do fingerprints.

The PHP file is only used for taking the base64 data and converting to an img with proper imagick PNG transparency support. Otherwise, everything else is HTML5/JS. So theoretically, you should be able to have a .NET equiv. Hope that helps.

I’m sorry, can you better explain what you’re trying to do?

HI any comment about this issue?

Sorry, been on the road for a few weeks. After it saves the image, it returns the name of the image back to you in the callback. From there you can write your own Javascript to display it to the screen. You’ll probably want to read through the docs and also see the comments in the Javascript file. Shoot me an email if you’d like additional help.

Thank you! I’m glad you can use it. 1. Yes, you can change color of button. You can do so in the “dd_signature_pad.css” file that came with the package. The CSS Class is ”#dd_saveButton” 2. The signature saved as a PNG is located in a “tmp” directory, (or whatever the name of your designated directory). In fact, you can reference the file name in the JS file. The variable is “dd_outputFileName”.

Hope this helps

My apologies, the one place I overlooked was the CSS file. So obvious. Haha.

Thanks for the help.

Thank you. Do keep an eye out for a new update coming soon!