Sorry for the late response, got tied up with life. In response to your earlier post, you can do a simple javascript after window loads so it re-writes/updates the js var “dd_outputFileName” found in the settings.

Hope this helps

Thank you for your kind words. That’s something I will put into my notes

If I understand you correctly, there are callback methods that passes the file name that’s generated.

No I mean from index.html how would I pass the filename to the javascript file

Are you meaning the cursor? If so, please look at the settings found in the JS file.

Thanks for the purchase! I’m not quite sure your question. Are you referring to when it generates the signature file itself (png)? If so, you can dynamically change the name of the signature upon each time it’s generated.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for buying.

Please send me a private email and I’ll see what I can help you with.

Hi Tedik,

Please make a request by emailing me directly.

Yes, by default it saves to your server…. into a directory you specify.

thank you for fast respond but i have not change the original files yet do you think of any other problems ?

It’s also possible that you may not have “Imagick” + Imagick PNG support. You’ll prob want to look into this as well.

• As well, you might want to pop open the file “dd_signature_process.php” and just temp turn off error reporting by adding at the top of the file… “error_reporting(0)” and see if that helps. It that resolves it, then you know there’s an error being generated on that file somehow…. and I’d guess it’s prob due to Imagick issues on your server/domain.

If all else fails, I can also diagnose it, but send me a private email on this.

Sorry for the confusion, I just realized I said “Imagick”. I meant “GD”. (I’ve been working with Imagick for a while and now my heads full of it).

Hi acastro2,

Currently there’s no “quick” way of simply integrate into a form. However, you can do some “post”-processing. For example, after the signature is saved, you can add a “callback” function (see the ‘dd_doPostAction’ variable), which returns the signature file name. With that, you can then inject it to your form and then post your form.

Hope this helps!

Hi valleyds,

1. Yes, it’s possible to trigger the save action. The method (function) that runs it is scoped to it’s parent function so it’s private (no access). However, you can create a “click” event on the button and dispatch it. For Example: in the window event listener that loads the ‘dd_buildStructure()’ function, right after that, you can add something like…

window.setTimeout(function() { var evt = document.createEvent(‘Events’); evt.initEvent(‘click’, true, false); mySaveButonObject.dispatchEvent(evt); },3000);

That will auto-save your sig after 3 seconds.

2. Currently there’s no “quick” way of passing additional form fields along with the sig. However, you can do some “post”-processing. For example, after the signature is saved, you can add a “callback” function (see the ‘dd_doPostAction’ variable), which returns the signature file name. With that, you can then inject it to your form and then post your form.

Hope this helps!

Hi Ptrgan, please send me a request via private email. Unless you already have…. I haven’t seen anything yet.

Sorry for the delay, been on vacation.

Hi DigitalJoe, Thanks for buying my software. Please send me a private email and we can discuss this.