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RandyB
RandyB

Reputation: 375

DocuSign -- Is the Quick Start code generator working for other developers?

I used the DocuSign Quick Start web page to generate a C# webapp. It compiles and runs fine. I'm using the "default" MVC controller (Eg001EmbeddedSigningController) which will use embedded signing to let the user sign a document. When the webapp runs, it prompts me to sign into my Sandbox account and then presents the "1. Embedded Signing Ceremony" page. I fill in the Signer Email and Name and click Submit. Next, the page from DocuSign with my document to sign is displayed and I click "Continue".

My expectation: I expect the document to sign should already have a "Sign Here" element on the document, so all I have to do is click, sign, and finish.

What I'm seeing: There are no "Sign Here" elements anywhere on the document. I can add them manually (drag/drop), but that won't meet our needs.

I had assumed the document was using Anchor Tags to place the "Sign Here" elements -- at least it appears so from the code. A different controller (Eg002SigningViaEmailController -- which sends out an email request to sign) specifically says it uses "Anchor Text (AutoPlace)", but the documents appear just like the first sample -- no "Sign Here" elements unless you add them manually.

So -- should I be seeing documents that have pre-placed "Sign Here" elements? If so and since I'm not seeing that, any suggestions on why this sample code doesn't appear to work for me? Or, am I missing something else here?

Please let me know if you have any questions or need more info.

thanks, randy

Upvotes: 0

Views: 136

Answers (1)

Paige Rossi
Paige Rossi

Reputation: 371

When I run the C# quickstart the "Sign Here" tab is already placed in the document with an Anchor tag. Does your code match the code here on GitHub? Specifically lines 152-164, where the Anchor Tab is defined and assigned to the signer.

Upvotes: 2

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