tameroski

@dtldesign : This is definitly something i’ll try to do in a future update.

Did you use the correct code for the signature in your email ?
Looks like you use : [your-signature] instead of <img src=”[your-signature]”>

Did you check the “Send email in HTML format” checkbox ?
What is your email client ?

Hey there,

Sorry for the late answer.

Yes, you can have multiple signature on a single page (in several forms or not).

About your 2nd question : the signature field just works like any other CF7 field so if you can do that with standard fields, the answer is yes.

Hi,

I don’t know how contact form db works, but the signature field value contains the raw data (base64 encoded) for the image. So you just have to put that value in the src attribute of you image.

You should then end up with something like <img src=”data:image/png;base64,
iVBORw0KGg…..”

But please be aware that it won’t render on some email clients (see installation guide).

Anyway these are different issues than the original one, topic closed ??

Hi,

@bfriend : The signature field is not an input element (it’s a canvas), so the global css style for inputs doesn’t apply. You should style elements by yourself in your theme’s css file, using the custom classes added to the signature fields element. Something like :
#wpcf7_signature-791_signature{border:1px solid #000;}
#wpcf7_signature-791_clear{float:left;}

@jochemt : the image is data-encoded URL, which means there’s no physical file behind the image. Maybe Outlook does’nt support such thing …

Hi guys,

v1.1 is up and should fix all these bugs. Unfortunately, i don’t have much time these days to do a whole lot of tests, but the basics seams to work again.

You should also be able now to use more than one sig field at a time in a form.

Tell me if it fixed your issues.

Thanks for reporting those bugs anyway.