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Sure, I'm not really clear on the difference. Based on my code below, can you give me the exact field names I should have on my PDF? I'm getting fields getting created in top left corner and signature field getting created in the location of my test textbox field. Do I need brackets in field names on PDF, or not? Also, I'm trying to do this with a placeholder, not an email address, how do I do WithSigner and WithSignature for that?

DocumentPackage package = PackageBuilder.NewPackageNamed("Change Of Address 2")
                    .DescribedAs("This is the Change of Address Form 2")
                    .WithSigner(SignerBuilder.NewSignerPlaceholder(new Placeholder("Signer1")))
                    .WithDocument(DocumentBuilder.NewDocumentNamed("my document 2")
                        .FromStream(fileStream1, DocumentType.PDF)
                        .EnableExtraction()
                        .WithSignature(SignatureBuilder.SignatureFor(new Placeholder("Signer1"))
                        .WithName("sig1")
                        .WithPositionExtracted()
                        .WithField(FieldBuilder.SignatureDate())
                        .WithName("date1")
                        .WithPositionExtracted()
                        .WithField(FieldBuilder.TextField())
                        .WithName("sometextfield")
                        .WithPositionExtracted())
                        )
                    .Build();

The Click to Sign ends up in the location of the "sometextfield" field of the PDF. The Signing Date and Text Field end up in top left corner of the esignlive form.

Ok, great, document extraction is now working. Now, back to my original requirement, which is field validation. I've added validation to the textbox to validate that it is numeric. Is there any way to show the user what the expected data entry type is? There are no indicators, no text description, and the error message is generic. Also, when using Regex, it does not look like there is any masking, so the user would have a hard time knowing what data entry is expected.