jhpyle
commented
4 years ago This happened because Signatories was an empty list, which it shouldn't be.
You may not have intended Signatories to be empty, but it might have ended up empty because of the way that docassemble looks for code blocks to define variables.
You should do something like the following to make sure that your code block always runs until the end. If the code block that defines Signatories needs to stop and fetch a value, it's not going to resume because Signatories is now defined and docassemble will not have any incentive to run the code block again.
need: Signatories_gathered
mandatory: way_of_signing == "use_DocuSign"
sets:
- Other_party[0].DocuSignInfo[0].name
decoration: file-signature
question: |
Please enter signatories names and e-mail addresses
fields:
code: Signatories
---
code: |
Signatories = list()
for index in range(BDF_company.number()):
Signatories.append(
{"note": "** " + BDF_company[index].name.text + " **"
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '1<sup>st</sup> signatory name',
"field": "BDF_company[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[0].name",
"note": '<i class="fas fa-user-edit"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '1<sup>st</sup> signatory e-mail',
"field": "BDF_company[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[0].address",
'datatype': 'email',
"note": '<i class="fas fa-envelope-open-text"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '2<sup>nd</sup> signatory name',
"field": "BDF_company[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[1].name",
"note": '<i class="fas fa-user-edit"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '2<sup>nd</sup> signatory e-mail',
"field": "BDF_company[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[1].address",
'datatype': 'email',
"note": '<i class="fas fa-envelope-open-text"></i>'
})
for index in range(Other_party.number()):
Signatories.append(
{"note": "** " + Other_party[index].name.text + " **"
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '1<sup>st</sup> signatory name',
"field": "Other_party[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[0].name",
"note": '<i class="fas fa-user-edit"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '1<sup>st</sup> signatory e-mail',
"field": "Other_party[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[0].address",
'datatype': 'email',
"note": '<i class="fas fa-envelope-open-text"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '2<sup>nd</sup> signatory name',
"field": "Other_party[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[1].name",
"note": '<i class="fas fa-user-edit"></i>'
})
Signatories.append(
{"label": '2<sup>nd</sup> signatory e-mail',
"field": "Other_party[" + str(index) + "].DocuSignInfo[1].address",
'datatype': 'email',
"note": '<i class="fas fa-envelope-open-text"></i>'
})
Signatories_gathered = True 
cschwarz007
I am trying to achieve the following:
So far, so good. I am trying to do this, using the following code (key excerpts only):
Albeit deperiated, I am using
defined()in the DOCX template. The reason being that I present the template before even asking for the way of signing (which can be paper based which leads to exiting the interview of DocuSign - see code above) for the user to validate the contract content. At this point in time, the variableway_of_signingis not (yet) defined and hence the code does not insert the DocuSign anchors. Here is the relevant code from the DOCX template:The issue now is that interview never asks for Other_party[0].DocuSignInfo[0/1].address, but the question
Please enter signatories names and e-mail addressesshows no input fields at all and I get the following error as result of the interview:Clearly, the issue is on my end. Can anyone help me think in the right direction? Many thanks!