I'm trying to find the reason, why the email I sent via the Applications ->Configuration->Email Queue->Send email module converts all extended characters (like ěščř) to question marks. I have utf-8 and html format set in Email settings module for the website.
Please help.
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We want to send dynamically generated custom PDF documents to users for e-signature via email from DocuSign API, and get their signature back on the PDFs.
The length of the dynamic PDF will vary from a user to user. Can we place the signature field at the bottom of PDF no matter how long it is? It can be from 2 to 10 pages long.
Is this possible with DocuSign to send dynamically generated custom PDF for e-signature i.e when user open the document he/she should see the pdf that we will pass dynamically via API?
Also, what will be the PDF size limitations? I believe it is 25 MB?
Can we have flexibility in positioning the signature field based on the length of pdf? I believe there is a way to place field based on text, but how is this done with API?
We would be using both PHP SDK or C# SDK. Can you help us with any sample/example code for these SDKs?
The length of the dynamic PDF will vary from a user to user. Can we place the signature field at the bottom of PDF no matter how long it is?
Yes, use "Auto-place" positioning--also known as "Anchor Text" positioning for the Signer tabs/fields and other DocuSign fields that you add to the page. See the docs.
Is it possible with DocuSign to send dynamically generated custom PDF for e-signature i.e when user open the document he/she should see the pdf that we will pass dynamically via API?
Essentially, yes. Your app should dynamically generate the PDF for a signer, then use the DocuSign Envelopes::create call to send the signing request, including the PDF you just created.
Also, what will be the PDF size limitations? I believe it is 25 MB?
Generally speaking, that is the limit. If you start getting close to it, there are additional details to be considered. Ask another question if your PDFs are going to be that large.
Can we have flexibility in positioning the signature field based on the length of pdf? I believe there is a way to place field based on text, but how is this done with API?
You add unique "anchor" text to the documents such as /sig1/, then, where ever that text appears, a DocuSign field will be added. See the Auto-position docs mentioned above. Because you don't want the signer to see the "/sig1/" text, the trick is to have its text color be white. That way, on a white background, it won't be visible.
We would be using both PHP SDK or C# SDK. Can you help us with any sample/example code for these SDKs?
Some example code is available now on the DevCenter. We will be adding more in the future, but not for a couple of months.
I have to copy some text from a plain text file into Gmail's mail composer and make some parts of that text bold. I can obviously boldface those specific parts manually after pasting it to the composer. But is there a way to do this automatically such that when I copy that content to the Gmail composer those parts is already bold.
For example, here's the plain text to be copied to Gmail:
Breaking News: Elon Musk just invaded Mars.
I would normally copy this text to Gmail's composer and manually bolden the part Breaking news. But if the source would have been, say, MS Word file instead of a plain text file, Gmail would have boldfaced it for me.
Background: The reason I am looking for this is that the plain text file is an output of a simple Java program and I would just edit the Java program to give the necessary output that would handle boldfacing.
P.S: I have tried wrapping those parts with <b> tags like this:
<b>Breaking news </b>: Elon Musk just invaded Mars.
It didn't work. Gmail simply prints the tag itself with my content.
The Sending Email | Gmail API | Google Developers example may be used as the starting point with the addition, which is described below.
It is enough to prepare the message body (the value of the htmlBody variable) as the HTML document:
final MimeMessage message = new MimeMessage(session);
// From.
message.setFrom(...);
// To.
message.addRecipient(...);
// Subject.
message.setSubject(...);
// Body: HTML content.
message.setContent(htmlBody, "text/html");
Basic information on the HTML document formatting, in particular, on how to make a piece of text bold, please refer to HTML Text Formatting: see the <b> element.
I have requirement to use docusign to send documents for sign.
I have gone through the documentation of api of it but could not found way for below requirement:
Signature Verification
Online viewer/editing
Does docusign provide these functionality?
Thanks.
1) When you create an electronic signature you get a unique id that is encrypted, documentable and tamper-evident.
You can set your electronic signature verification preferences such as time stamp, digital certificate and more. Signer authentication options include identity verification via email address, SMS text message, phone call, unique access codes, and more.
2) You can only make changes to a DocuSign document when the sender enables you to use the Mark Up feature. If the feature is enabled, you can:
"White out" or cover up document text to indicate deletions.
Cover up text and add new text over the old text.
Add new text in a blank region of the document.
You cannot alter the document once it is signed for obvious reasons.
The following file formats are supported
DocuSign supports the following file types:
DOCUMENT .as, .asl, .asp, .doc, .docm, .docx, .dot, .dotm, .dotx, .htm, .html, .pdf, .pdx, .rtf, .txt, .wpd, .wps, .wpt
DRAWING .dwg, .dxf, .emz, .svg, .svgz, .vdx, .vsd, .vss, .vst
IMAGE .bmp, .cdr, .dcx, .gif, .ico, .jpg, .jpeg, .pct, .pic, .png, .rgb, .sam, .tga, .tif, .tiff, .wpg
PRESENTATION .dps, .dpt, .pot, .potx, .pps, .ppt, .pptm, .pptx
SPREADSHEET .csv, .et, .ett, .xls, .xlsx, .xlt
I am trying to send an html (MIME) email from xpages to my inbox which i open via lotus notes client (8.5.3). The email has greek text in the subject and body. Body text appears normally in greek but the subject text does not. In the past i have received emails with subject in greek without any problems. How can i change the encoding in my code?
Check these 2 links to see the email library i use:
http://www.bleedyellow.com/blogs/m.leusink/entry/send_html_mails_from_an_xpage_with_only_5_lines_of_code?lang=en_us
(link to older version of this library removed: latest version with a fix for this question can be found here)
You will need to modify the library to include following code for subject header:
mimeHeader = mimeRoot.createHeader("Subject");
mimeHeader.addValText(this._subject, "UTF-8");
PS: I suggest you report this to author, so it can be fixed.
I have an input Excel file that I get that's provided to me by a third party. This list just includes names, phone numbers, and email addresses. I'm trying to convert the file from Excel into wiki format. My train of thought so far uses 'xlhtml' to get it into text. I can then use pandoc -f html -t mediawiki emp2.txt -o emp3.txt to convert it to wiki markup. The issue is that pandoc doesn't translate the html tables that were created in the first step.
Alternatively, I can use basic sed, grep, awk, etc to strip out html tags that will always be the same making my job easy, but then I have the issue of taking plain text user#domain.com email addresses and turning them into [mailto:user#domain.com] which I also don't know how to do. I'm not which route is best to take. This is not to be a portable solution, so I can use python, perl, php, bash, or any other CLI based utilities.
An alternative route could be to export the Excel doc to csv first and then manipulate it.
A note when using xlhtml that may help, email addresses are formatted as links in Excel, so xlhtml outputs them using <a href= links which are the ones I want converted to [mailto:user#domain.com]
so you get <a href="user#domain.com"> and you want it to be [mailto:user#domain.com]?
Since everything else is names and phone numbers, why don't you just use any text edit program and do a simple find and replace <a href=" to [mailto: and "> to ]