rabraham

Ability to add supporting documents to the package

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I have a requirement to create a package which have multiple documents. First Document will be pdf document and other documents can be pdf or images. If it is possible can any send me a sample code.

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Hello, Can you clarify what you mean by supporting documents? These will not be documents that will have signatures?

- Michael

Director, Partner and Developer Technologies, OneSpan

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Hi Michael, These supporting documents will not have any signatures but want to include it in the package. The users will go through these documents and then sign the first document which will have the signatures. Thanks, Raji

Reply to: Ability to add supporting documents to the package

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Okay. You can add documents that do not require a signature. With the SDK, you'd simply add another document that has no signature blocks defined:
.WithDocument(DocumentBuilder.NewDocumentNamed("supportDocument1")
                    .FromStream(fileStream1, DocumentType.PDF))
Depending on how your user accesses the document package will determine what they must do to view these documents. From a computer, if the supporting documents are before the document with the signature, the user will have to navigate through the supporting documents to get to the signature document like in the "documentNavigation" image attached. If they access with a mobile phone, they will jump directly to the signature page, but they'll be able to see the supporting documents by going to the menu as seen in the "documentNavigation_mobile" image attached. Hope this helps.

- Michael

Director, Partner and Developer Technologies, OneSpan

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Oh, I forgot to add that images cannot be added as documents in the package. The supported file types are PDF, DOC, DOCX, and ODT.

- Michael

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