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- Required
- Read-only
- when this property is checked the user cannot edit the value.
- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the browser session storage, by pressing the "copy" icon ( Image Modified).
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Please note that if the Id is copied to another field it will be a "clone" of the original one. Additionally the following message will appear after assigning the Id to another field:
Another Element with this Id has been found, all settings of it will be copied. Later changes will be applied to all elements with this Id. Do you wish to proceed? |
- New value
- the initial value of the textfield element can be defined. This value will be shown to the recipients already before editing the value.
| - Font family
- The font family defines which font should be used for rendering the text in the web browser, and also be used for filling form elements in the PDF. Keep in mind when working with languages that require usage of Unicode characters, that the font installed on the server must also support the entire (used) unicode charset - otherwise the entire text or some characters will be represented using replacement characters.
- Font size, text color, text alignment
- Multi-line
- Password
- the field behaves as a password field, which implies that the value entered by the recipient (or prefilled) is not readable but showing masked password input instead
- Character limit (0= no limit)
- Define a maximum text input length
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If the sender allows just one signature type, the signature type will be automatically selected when a recipient later-on clicks on the signature field. When allowing multiple signature types, the sender is allowing the recipient to select one of the allowed signature types. The sender can in addition define, by marking the "star" icon (Image Modified), a preferred signature type which is then automatically preselected for the recipient.
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| General |
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- Required
- Read-only
- when this property is checked the user cannot edit the value.
- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- Export value
- An "export value", which is the meaning assigned to the checkbox when it is checked. Using this field might be indicated when form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
- Deselected
- The initial value of the checkbox element; while the label automatically changes between "Deselected" and "Selected" in the current implementation to reflect its current state.
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| General | Advanced |
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- Required
- Read-only
- when this property is checked the user cannot edit the value.
- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- Multiple selection
- Display name
- Export value
- List of options
| - Font family
- The font family defines which font should be used for rendering the text in the web browser, and also be used for filling form elements in the PDF. Keep in mind when working with languages that require usage of Unicode characters, that the font installed on the server must also support the entire (used) unicode charset - otherwise the entire text or some characters will be represented using replacement characters.
- Font size, text color
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| General | Advanced |
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- Required
- Read-only
- when this property is checked the user cannot edit the value.
- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- Editable
- Display name
- Export value
- List of options
| - Font family
- The font family defines which font should be used for rendering the text in the web browser, and also be used for filling form elements in the PDF. Keep in mind when working with languages that require usage of Unicode characters, that the font installed on the server must also support the entire (used) unicode charset - otherwise the entire text or some characters will be represented using replacement characters.
- Font size, text color
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- Required
- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- Label
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Please also see the next figure for reading confirmation just for a specific area:
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- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- Insert URL
- Enter the URL here to which the recipient should be redirected when clicking on it.
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| General |
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- Id
- a (technical) field identifier which is typically used when the form values should be processed automatically after signing. Its use typically depends on integration scenarios.
The control supports copying the value directly to the Windows clipboard, by pressing the "copy" icon (Image Removed).
- New value
- Add the text which should be displayed on the document
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