Hey guys,
I have made a recommendation to Telerik on this one and I need support for this new control idea. If you do find it useful, please submit it as a feature request for the cause.
Thanks in advance.
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I think a Digital Signature control would be a great add-on to the existing Telerik ASP.net library.
Some of the main properties would include:
Client experience
Server Side Capturing / Reading
Then the developer could use the usual binary conversion methods to send it to a database. As soon as the Image is consumed it would be discraded from the temporary storage.
This is obviously a high level description on how I perceived it would work. However, regardless of how it gets built or works from the developer perspective, if the main functionality I have mentioned here existed today it would definetely be one more thing for me to brag about Telerik to my colleges.
Best Regards,
Ian
I have made a recommendation to Telerik on this one and I need support for this new control idea. If you do find it useful, please submit it as a feature request for the cause.
Thanks in advance.
_________________________
I think a Digital Signature control would be a great add-on to the existing Telerik ASP.net library.
Some of the main properties would include:
- Integrated Authentication(Active Directory) vs. Anonymous mode
- Text
- Background image
- the existing skin options
- Fonts
- and others
Client experience
- When the Integrated Authentication is selected (during the development), the Current Context User ID is populated in the signature box along with DateTime
- When the Anonymous mode is selected (during the development), the user will be able to enter Full Name inside a popup window and then control would be populated with the full name along with DateTime.
- As soon as the control populated by the user, the signature can not be changed. (When the control renders on the client side, the signature would automatically be converted into a binary image which would be stored at a temporary folder.)
Server Side Capturing / Reading
Then the developer could use the usual binary conversion methods to send it to a database. As soon as the Image is consumed it would be discraded from the temporary storage.
This is obviously a high level description on how I perceived it would work. However, regardless of how it gets built or works from the developer perspective, if the main functionality I have mentioned here existed today it would definetely be one more thing for me to brag about Telerik to my colleges.
Best Regards,
Ian