I must not be doing this correctly since the signature field on page 2 is blank. It is a read only field but there is no signature.

This is what I did.

Option #1, I duplicated the signature field from page 1, place it at the bottom of page 2, changed it to "Display-only", made sure to "Use the default signature for the current user". Result - signature field blank

Option #2, I duplicated the signature field from page 1, place it at the bottom of page 2, changed it to "Display-only", made sure to select "Prompt to draw or type signature. Result - signature field blank

Option #3, Created a new signature field, changed to "Display-only", made sure to "Use the default signature for the current user". Result - signature field blank

Any other option or setting I am missing??

Regards,

Lydia

I tried that first but the variable is greyed-out so it cannot be dragged and dropped.

Regards,

Lydia

Lydia,

To confirm what you are trying to accomplish is when a user signs a Laserfiche Form their signature is automatically repeated across multiple areas for the form in multiple sections. So the use case would be if a user needs to sign the bottom of page, lets say using pagination, you would like their signature to appear at the bottom of each page automatically?

If this is the case this is not an out of box functionality. I have attempted to do what was suggested by Raul but I was unable to reuse variables that were already used in the form. Are there any other suggestions for this?

Oh! Now I get it. Interesting!

You could do something like this where you get the value of the src attribute and pass it over to the next page as HTML. 

For the signature to appear at the bottom of pages, just add Custom HTML field at the bottom of each page and add the tag <span class="SigShow"></span> under HTML tab

$( document ).ready(function() {
 
  $(document).on('click', '.Signature input, .cf-next-btn, .active', repSig);
  
  function repSig() {
    
    setTimeout(function(){
      
       var SigShow = $('.Signature input').val();

$('.SigShow').html("<strong>Signature:</strong><img src='" + SigShow + "' / >");
      
}, 1000);
    

}

  
});

Hi Raul,

Thank you for the information!

Do you have any idea why I can see the signature on multiple pages while completing the form but it disappears after the form has been completed (after submit).

We would like to see all the signatures on the completed form either through printing or download.

Regards,

Lydia

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