.NET SDK

For over a year I have been creating packages using a JSON string as the package name (something like "{ApplicationId: 1033}").  I do this because the package name comes through in the event callback notification, and I can easily deserialize the package name and extract some information that is useful to our business practice.  Anyway, this is still working in Production, but when testing something in our Sandbox yesterday, I got the error:

Hello Support,

as per requirement in my project, I have to pass multiple documents(2-3) in same package for multiple e-signing.

and after e-singing of all the parties, I have to separate out these multiple documents by category.

I am using .net SDK for this. 

Class Name:

EslClient eslClient = new EslClient(apiKey, apiUrl);

Trying below method for getting individual documents.

byte[] originaldocument = eslClient.DownloadDocument(packageId, documentId);

Hello everyone,

I've shared code details in below :

  ProxyConfiguration httpProxyConfiguration = ProxyConfigurationBuilder.NewProxyConfiguration()
                    .WithHttpHost(_proxyConfiguration.GetHost())
                    .WithHttpPort(_proxyConfiguration.GetHttpPort())
                    .WithCredentials(_proxyConfiguration.GetUserName(), _proxyConfiguration.GetPassword())
                    .Build();
                    Boolean allowAllSSLCertificates = false;

I'm using text tag extraction to place a required text field like this:

{{*esl:signer1:textfield}}

Is it possible to customize the validation message that appears if the user does not enter a value?  It currently says "A textfield is required and doesn't have a value".  Can I make it say something like "Please enter an account number"?  I didn't see anything in the docs, so I suspect the answer is no, but thought I would check.

Hi,

I have a document which two or more people need to sign it. I would like to for each sign OneSpan call my Callback API or when all people sign the document my callback api will be called by OneSpan.

Thanks

contract is a class with accessible properties that have been populated by this point and is a parameter being passed into the call here.

All the text anchors have been verified in the starting doc...

                string sourceFile = pdf.FullName;
                string LenderEmail = "[email protected]";
                bool CoBorrower = false;

                EslClient eslClient = new EslClient(API_KEY, API_URL);

Hello,

Our integration using the .NET SDK involves showing the designer view in an iframe through our website. This has served us well over the years but recently we have gotten more and more customers reaching out with issues regarding IE 11 and getting an error of "Could not connect apps.e-signlive.com" - usually this is resolved by having them add app.e-signlive.com to the trusted sites in their security settings - however this is becoming increasingly more cumbersome.

Is there something we can do on our end to prevent this from being a regular occurrence?