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Jared
Jared

Reputation: 6070

Written Signature on Application in c# MVC3 (non hosted) as part of Employment Application

I'm trying to find a solution similar to http://www.tenstreet.com . I've tried looking around the internet and on sourceforge, but everything I find is about a cryptography digital signature (which I'll be using, but not what I'm lacking), not the image digital signature. I've found plenty of hosted solutions, but due to the nature of our business a hosted solution is not possible (where I work EVERYTHING pretty much must be done internal).

Just in case this doesn't make sense I'll explain the background. We are a trucking company and part of our driver application is a signature release form. We are currently required to fax that form out get the signature and wait for it to be faxed back. What we are looking to accomplish is have this process be 100% digital an on our website. Lastly, legality wise our legal department has that worked out, I just have to source the technology and I'm having trouble finding it.

The technologies in use are C# MVC3 (Razor View Engine)/JavaScipt/jQuery/jQuery UI/HTML5 markup is in use. If you need any other information please let me know!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1547

Answers (2)

Slack Shot
Slack Shot

Reputation: 1110

Little Late, but at this time I'd use :

JQuery Signature Pad

and

Server Side C#:

Signature to Image Github (C#)

Upvotes: 2

nnnnnn
nnnnnn

Reputation: 150080

You should be able to do something with an HTML5 canvas, though I don't think IE supports it until IE9. But there are a number of HTML5 canvas drawing tutorials around, including the one at dev.opera.com, and there are canvas-based components like paintweb.

By googling "signature with mouse" I found this site: http://www.onlinesignaturepad.com - requires Silverlight, so is I suppose the MS equivalent of a Flash or Shockwave based solution. The search returned some other options, so perhaps one or another will suite your project.

Upvotes: 3

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