docusealco / docuseal

Open source DocuSign alternative. Create, fill, and sign digital documents ✍️
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Create an open ended link #15

Closed Lastofthefirst closed 1 year ago

Lastofthefirst commented 1 year ago

I would like to be able to add a link to my website to a medical waiver, which could be signed by a visitor, and would with each signature be saved as a different document.

NuttCorp commented 1 year ago

Looking for the exact same thing. Need an open ended link that the user would have to first enter their email and then sign the document. Otherwise this is a beautiful app definitely donating.

AlexandrToorchyn commented 1 year ago

@Lastofthefirst @NuttCorp There is already a link that does exactly what you've described - it can be copied from the template page:

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NuttCorp commented 1 year ago

Not in my setup. I also repulled the container and still no button. Screenshot_2023-07-23-05-47-58-67_40deb401b9ffe8e1df2f1cc5ba480b12~2

AlexandrToorchyn commented 1 year ago

@NuttCorp

Not in my setup. I also repulled the container and still no button.

That's because your template contains 2 submitters - this link works when the document contains only one submitter. With 2 submitters it's hard to determine which one of them has actually entered the form with this link - that's why the link was disabled in your example.

NuttCorp commented 1 year ago

I see the issue. That button is only there is there is a single submitter in the file. Makes perfect sense. My bad.

Lastofthefirst commented 1 year ago

@NuttCorp That's because your template contains 2 submitters - this link works when the document contains only one submitter. With 2 submitters it's hard to determine which one of them has actually entered the form with this link - that's why the link was disabled in your example.

That's the solution, I couldn't find it because I had multi submitter documents. Great tool, thanks for developing and sharing!