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Signature Components API 3.2.3 Properties Property Type SigCtl Property Description AppData(Key) Variant Application data identified by Key Parameterised property supporting key/value pairs for the storage of any application specific data. For example, may be used to store a signatory name and reason for signing in the control prior to the signature being captured. The Key may be an integer or string eg two separate keys: sig.AppData(0)=”a” sig.AppData(“0”)=”b” AppData may be initialised in XHTML using the AppData param name, eg BackColor OLE_COLOR Colour of control (Signature Area) background. Default = background colour of container if available, or colour of system window. BackStyle Int Used to determine whether the control is transparent or opaque. 0 = Opaque 1 = Transparent Default: Opaque BorderColor OLE_COLOR Colour of control (Signature Area) border if ‘BorderStyle’ is ‘flat’. Ignored for other values of ‘BorderStyle’. Default = colour of system window frame. BorderStyle Int Style of control (Signature Area) border. While any long value can be set, the BorderStyle enumerator (2.3.3) includes the most useful values. Default = 0 (BdrFlat) BorderVisible Boolean Shows or hides the control (Signature Area) border: True is visible, False is not visible. Default = True BorderWidth Int Width in pixels of control (Signature Area) border if ‘BorderStyle’ is ‘flat’. Ignored for other values of ‘BorderStyle’. Default = 1 Caption String Text centrally displayed in the control (Signature Area) when no signature has been captured as an alternative to the default signature guideline. Default = Empty string Page 18 of 75
Signature Components API Property Type SigCtl Property Description CtlPadding Short Size, in pixels, of space between the border of the control (Signature Area) and the bounding rectangle of the rendered signature if ‘DisplayMode’ is ‘DspForceFit’. Ignored if ‘DisplayMode’ is ‘DspUseZoom’. Default = 2 DisplayMode DisplayMode (Enum) Specifies scaling mode of rendered signature, with possible values: DspForceFit scale signature to exactly fit the control (Signature Area). DspUseZoom scale signature (relative to its actual size) according to the ‘Zoom’ property. DspBestFit reduce signature to fit in box if too big, otherwise show at true size. In each case, the image is centred in the control. If scaling is chosen and the value of the ‘Zoom’ property results in an image larger than the control area, it will be clipped. Default = ‘DspForceFit’. Font IFontDisp Font used to display the Caption property (if set) and the When/Who text (see ShowWhen & ShowWho properties). Default = container font, if available, or 8 point MS Sans Serif. ForeColor OLE_COLOR Colour of the default signature guideline or (if set) the Caption property text, and the colour of any When/Who text displayed in the Signature Area (see ShowWhen & ShowWho properties). Default = foreground colour of container, if available, or system window text colour. Note: the colour of the rendered signature is controlled independently by the InkColor property. InkColor OLE_COLOR Colour of ‘ink’ used to render signature image. Default = system window text colour InkWidth Float Width, in mm, of ‘ink’ used to render signature image. Default = 0.7mm Note: min = 0.1mm max = 2.0 mm scales with signature varies with pressure (if pressure data is available) InputData String Allows supplementary data to be stored in the signature. The data is defined in the form of “key=value” pairs separated by ‘;’ e.g. “Account=12345;Branch=AB12” When the signature is captured the InputData values are transferred and become available as the ExtraData in the ISigObjXHTML interface. Key values can be changed by re-setting the parameter, and can be cleared by setting the value to a blank string. Page 19 of 75
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