Attach a Template in the webform

A package must be created for a particular signer. So, when you use templates, you can create a package from that template, your signer info would replace the placeholder you put in the template and then the signers notified. If you embed in your application/portal, you would simply collect their information necessary, create and send the package, and then get a session url opened in an iframe. Hope this answers your questions.

Thank you Michael for the response. Do you have any sample code for illustrating the things you have described to me. Thanks, Sumit

Let me take a look if there is a specific example for that. If not, I can create one, real quick.

Hey Sumit, This code share will show how to create a package from a template. So, all you'd need to do is use your web form to gather the necessary information for the signers (and whatever else you're wanting to get from them) and use that information to help build your package from your template. https://developer.esignlive.com/code-share/create-package-template-replacing-placeholders-net-sdk/ Let me know if you still have questions after looking at this. :)

Thanks william for your reply. But that sample code did not meet my requirement. My requirement is to create a package from existing Template that is already in sandbox rather than creating the template from the code behind. DocumentPackage template = PackageBuilder.NewPackageNamed(TEMPLATE_NAME) .DescribedAs(TEMPLATE_DESCRIPTION) .WithEmailMessage(TEMPLATE_EMAIL_MESSAGE) .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail(email1) .WithFirstName(TEMPLATE_SIGNER_FIRST) .WithLastName(TEMPLATE_SIGNER_LAST)) .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerPlaceholder(new Placeholder(PLACEHOLDER_ID))) .WithDocument(DocumentBuilder.NewDocumentNamed(DOCUMENT_NAME) .WithId(DOCUMENT_ID) .FromStream(fileStream1, DocumentType.PDF) .WithSignature(SignatureBuilder.SignatureFor(email1) .OnPage(0) .AtPosition(100, 100)) .WithSignature(SignatureBuilder.SignatureFor(new Placeholder(PLACEHOLDER_ID)) .OnPage(0) .AtPosition(400, 100))) .Build(); templateId = eslClient.CreateTemplate(template); I do not require to create the template from the code behind. I would like to reuse the existing template in the sanbox which is already created manually. I hope you get my problem now. Can you please tell me is it possible using one of your .NET SDK's. Thanks, Sumit

This code does show what you need to do to create a package from a template. It just so happens to also show how to create a template. If you just ignore the first part and use the templateId (packageId) from the template you already created, you just need to follow the second half of the example showing how to use the template to create a package. Let me know if this explanation doesn't help!

Here is the scenario, I have a existing template that is created in eSignLive sandbox account. Is there any way that we can get the PackageID for that particular Template “Template2Test”. If yes, how could we achieve this using .NET SDK. Thanks, Sumit

You can definitely find the ID by using the SDK. However, it might be easiest to just look in the UI for it. If you navigate to your template, you'll have a URL like:

https://sandbox.esignlive.com/a/template/X39lbEATgVzXSQQVNO4towrEqzQ=

"X39lbEATgVzXSQQVNO4towrEqzQ=" is the templateId that you'd use.