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Hello, Well that did the trick. I went into our Back Office Settings and changed that value to false. Thank you for that May the Force be with you D'Metrius Agurs

Hello, 

My apologies, I didn't give you enough context around that line of code. We have a method we wrote that uses the GetSigningURL from the PackageService

Here is that method:
  public Tuple<ESignStatsNotifier, string> GetSigningUrl(
      PackageId packageId,
      string signerId)
    {
      string str = "";
      try
      {
        str = this._client.PackageService.GetSigningUrl(packageId, signerId);
      }
      catch (Exception ex)
      {
        this._logger.Error<Exception>(ex);
        EslNotificationStatus.EslIsDown = true;
      }
      finally
      {
        this.CheckIfEslIsDown();
      }
      return Tuple.Create<ESignStatsNotifier, string>(FailSafeEslClientWrapper.IsDown ? ESignStatsNotifier.Down : ESignStatsNotifier.Up, str);
    }

 

The SessionToken is the SignerId, we just changed the name of the variable but it has the correct value. 
As of right now, at the ceremony creation and the package completion I'm not able to generate the url for the signer I created as such.

                        packageBuilder
                            .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail(sender.Email)
                                .WithFirstName(sender.FName)
                                .WithLastName(sender.LName));

 

and this is how I set up our PackageBuilder 

 var packageBuilder = PackageBuilder
                    .NewPackageNamed(packageName)
                    .DescribedAs(packageDescription);

Ah yes, 
I've applied the .WithCustomId() and it did the trick. I was able to pull the Signing Url and apply it to the emails we send out to users! 

 

Thanks,

D'Metrius Agurs
 

Hello Duo, 
 

If I understand the question correctly, I think it is deployed on our Front End Server. 
Where can I specifically find the account level and the account settings? Is that located on the server or is that something I can find in the back office?

 

Thanks, 

D'Metrius Agurs

To confirm your question before, I did change the files on the server and not the back office. It was this route specifically:
/opt/eSLFrontEnd/public/stylesheets

 

Will I find the broken png in the css file?