I am using Powerform for the digital signature. I have kept the return URL in the Destination URL section. But for the Finish later URL, is there any way to identify the user who kept the form for 'Finish later'? Eg: Adding an extra parameter, email of the user filling the form. So that, the user details can be updated in my DB system one the user redirect back to my website. Or, Is it possible to remove the 'Finish Later' button from the power form?
Thanks in Advance.
In my DocuSign account, I have added custom 'Merge Fields', 'sec1_email', and dragged and kept it in the email section in the PDF. In the destination URL I have added, ''http://localhost/proj/testform/?docustatus=completed&email=[[sec1_email]]' expecting, the sec1_email will replace the email id entered by the user in the form. Then once the user submit the form and the return URL became, 'http://localhost/proj/testform/?docustatus=completed&email=[[sec1_email]]'. The URL returned the same string instead of the dynamic value email. How can I replace the custom field value 'sec1_email' which was entered in the form by the user in the URL? (In template settings, When I add the merge filed, those added fields appear in the custom fields.)
You should be able to pass a unique variable in and out of the PowerForm via URL parameters. https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/ndse-user-guide-populate-custom-document-fields-in-a-web-powerform
Essentially you would want to create a custom field on the envelope, then pass in a unique identifier via the PowerForm URL. When the PowerForm completes or someone hits Finish Later, it goes to your designated landing page. These landing pages can also have parameters passed back through them. Essentially it would go from Finish Later > http://www.yourdomain.com/landingpage?customerUserId=uniqueIdentifier.
https://support.docusign.com/en/articles/How-do-I-specify-a-URL-to-redirect-to-when-a-Powerform-is-completed
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I used this documentation to split email verification and sign up for my sign up process.
I found in other questions that to skip the email changing step, just hide the email change button. My need is to create a button in the 4th step to allow to change the email.
Is there a way to give the same behavior to the button created with JS as the one hidden in the previous step please?
PS : I tried to give it the same id and class name to the js button but it didn't work.
If you make the email field in 4th step not read only, and apply email.verified as the partnerClaimType (like default starter pack), it will force email verification if it’s changed on that page to anything other than what was pre populated.
Is it possible to add extra pages to the middle of the document on envelope created and ready to send from a set template.
Use case:
Using DocuSign UI, Template-Sample saved with 4 pages, signing tab at the end of 4th page
Using API on code, envelope is created with the Template-Sample
Add 1 or more pages (with data contents) after 3rd page on template
Send for signing.
Yes. While the envelope is in the Created status (draft), it is no problem to change the envelope's contents.
Changing a specific document within the envelope is only supported by changing the entire document. That's possible, but the easier way is to have a series of separate documents in the envelope, and then only insert the new document.
Eg, if you still want the signing page at the end of all the pages, you'd have three documents:
The front matter document
The document that you're changing on the fly
The final document, including the signature page
Doing this sort of document manipulation usually involves the use of composite templates. Please ask additional questions if you'd like more help.
I have created a Google Survey and I want to be able to pass URL parameters into the survey so that I can track where responses are coming from. Ideally these URL parameters will be populated into the spreadsheet.
I have tried something like this:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/HASH/viewform?src=MY_SOURCE&ref=MY_REF
However, this doesn't seem to be working.
Any help or comments appreciated!
There is no way to pass hidden information, but you can pre-fill form fields using URL parameters:
Open a form in Google Forms
In the top right, click More [...]
Choose Get pre-filled link
Fill in any answer fields you want to pre-populate
Click Submit
To send the pre-populated form to respondents, copy and send the link at the top
I came across this and decided to do the following.
Create a form
At the bottom add your own parameters (lets say user_id)
Click the triple dots on the top right to get a prefilled link
Fill the user_id parameter with user_id
Click Generate and copy the link (Bottom left)
Your link will look like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIplshiflshdlshdflkhlkb0Exboi5usdfsdf-f/viewform?entry.1370129364=user_id
In my case I wrote something that replaces {user_id} with the actual user id. The link looked like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIplshiflshdlshdflkhlkb0Exboi5usdfsdf-f/viewform?entry.1370129364={user_id}
I did a simple replace (e.g user_id = 123455) link looks like this https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIplshiflshdlshdflkhlkb0Exboi5usdfsdf-f/viewform?entry.1370129364=123455 and clicking on it will fill the user_id in the form with 123455
Do this if you don't mind the users to be able to change the data (most of them don't).
I've wanted to pass through hidden information through a Google Form and came up with a little work around:
Create a new page/section (old vs new forms) on the form with the questions that you want filled. If you have multiple pages, make the hidden page the last for simiplicity.
Use the "continue to page" option on the last page/section you want visible to go to Submit.
Use the prefill tool to get the entry IDs and set up the link as you need.
When a user accesses the form through the pre-filled URL, the hidden data will be filled in on the hidden page and submitted with their other answers... Although it will be hidden from an EU standpoint.
I use this frequently for transferring data from one form to another. With the CopyDown addon to copy the formula after each form submit so that it builds the pre-fill URL, that when clicked, has just the essential questions (i.e. record number, name, etc.) to verify the info. Hit Next, then Submit!
Google Form is not allow you to pass information, you may consider use another method/flow in your system
I am trying to customize the brand resource file so that it uses the EnvelopeId within a query parameter in a custom html link so that the destination site can filter rows based on the Envelope.
For example, when using the following in the DocuSign XML Email resources file for the brand (e.g. in envelope completed email):
View Rows
DocuSign escapes the [[EnvelopeId]] (presumably because its within a link), causing the resulting html for the email to be
View Rows
instead of
View Rows
Is there a way to prevent the EnvelopeId from being escaped or another way to use the EnvelopeId with a custom link in the envelope completion email?
Whenever you see [[ ]] that refers to something called a DocuSign Merge Field. As you are referring to, these are dynamic variables which get replaced with expected values at runtime. I do not believe that EnvelopeID is a valid merge field in this context. The closest thing you have to referencing a link to the envelope is the [[QuickURL]] merge field.
If you were going down an API integrated route, you could specify the entire email message body contents via the API, and you would know the envelopeID at that point and could pass it in w/your logic.
I'm new to the Zend Framework and I have a problem to create an edit form with the Zend_Form.
My problem is that I need to store the entry ID during editing, I've seen some examples that are using a hidden form field, but a hidden field can be manipulated by a user.
So: how can I set a form field which gets populated by $form->populate($data); and is available after submiting the request but is not editabel/visible to the user in any way?
Thanks for any help!
I'm not sure if there's really a point in trying to hide the value.
Consider the following:
To display the correct editor form, you need the ID of the object that is to be edited.
Before allowing the user to edit a certain ID, you would check if the user can edit it or not.
Thus, if you put the ID in the form, it shouldn't really matter:
When you POST the edit form, you should again check that the user can still edit the ID.
If the user changes the hidden ID, it doesn't really matter. They could still go and edit the other ID by finding it on the site. (This is assuming your check didn't tell you the user does not have access)
what kind of data you wanna hide?
data should be in post or get.if you dont put your data in your form,then you will have to use GET which is less secure than POST.
If you have some data and you dont want the user to see those data,then you should not put those data in a form.you can store and retrieve hidden data using forms submitted values.lets suppose your hidden field is users password.you dont need to send password back to the client when client is editing the form.you can manipulate password in your controller according to the user`s submitted first name and last name.
If you still insist, you may wanna try encrypting data using ZF and echo ing your value and setting encrypted data into a hidden form element.
Zend_Form generates an HTML form element with the form elements you specify. So its element capabilities are narrowed to a simple HTML form.
The hidden form element is used to pass those data that the user is not supposed to enter by hand. But as you yourself said it, there is no guaranty it could not be tampered. so no security is provided by using a hidden form value.
Most of times you'd better use server side values (like stored in sessions) to reference to values that are to be protected from user.
I suggest you keep the ID in a session value, and then you could use the session key in the hidden form field. this way the user can not change the target ID. However you are not able to use the $form->populate($values) on this in one step. you would have to set the target value with other steps:
fetch data from the session
set the form element value with the fetched data