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The main problem was that you are referring to the role name “signer1” in the approval, not the role id (e.g. “3bd78206-0bec-478b-b7a5-6c0d3f07710e”) If you had created this package yourself, you could have created a more meaningful id that you specify and don’t have to look up after creation, but the sandbox web interface just lets the system auto-create one. I usually create the role name & id as the same, as the context is limited to the package.

Sumit, You’ll need something like this, as the SignatureDate needs to be associated with a specific signature:

            for (int signatureoccurence = 0; signatureoccurence 
I’m not quite sure with your code what is happening with the signaturedates, as they aren’t associated with anything.

I think Haris misunderstood what you were asking to do. If you want to send your own emails, you can do so, and disable email notifications from eSignLive. To get the signing URL, see the documentation here: http://docs.esignlive.com/content/c_integrator_s_guide/rest_api/signing_url.htm You will need to contact support to disable the notifications you don't want eSignLive to perform, however.

It is acting as it should. You are using text tag extraction, which creates fields based on what is defined in the document, and you are also defining a signature in your code with .WithSignature(...) Instead of .WithSignature, you should be using WithSigner to define the signer, and leave the signature definition to the Text Tags in the document. e.g. something like what is in the Text Tag feature guide:

You can use the javascript event notifier to notify the parent window of the decline event, and deal with it as you please: javascript event notifier Here is a blog entry with an example as well: Event Notifier Blog Example You'll need to use the ESL:MESSAGE:SUCCESS:PACKAGE_DECLINE event for your specific example.