text tags

Hi Team

User wants to have signing time along with singing date. Team found there is a text tag esl:InsuredSigner1:SigningDate to print signing date. The tag signingdate prints only date and not the time.

Is there a possible configuration to print time along with the date using the text tag.

We also tried enabling Timestamp for signatures in OneSpan Settings and it appears the user wants date and time below the signature. Text tag helps achieve this using position offset, etc.

Hi excuse my ignorance as I am migrating from Adobe Sign and

trying to use the text tags to trigger Signer1 fields in my uploaded document.

I have tried a few iterations of trying to get a Signer1 Signature field recognized after i have uploaded

a pdf with the following tag:

{{esl:Signer1:signature}}

Upon upload to eSignLive when I review the tags in the document there is no Signer1 Signature field showing.

Is my tag wrong? Is this the normal behavior?

Thanks for your help

Hi,

I am trying to add text tags into my document using the REST API

I am following this example: 

https://www.onespan.com/blog/onespan-sign-how-using-text-tags

When executing the action I am having the error "500 - Internal Server Error"

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Hello,

I am trying to add a document to template, but getting below error. My document has text tags in it.

Error:

The document failed to upload and may be locked. Please check the document and try again.

Hi,

When I add the following text tag, I receive a format error:

{{esl:Signer1:textfield:size(40,15):Maxlen(3)}}

According to https://community.onespan.com/documentation/onespan-sign/guides/feature-guides/developer/text-tags-extraction, this should be possible

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.