WebPen Trial

The software contained in this package is copyright 2005, John Best. It is licensed for non-commercial use only and may not be redistributed.

Please visit http://www.toucanmultimedia.com to obtain the full commercial version without the watermark.

Requirements -

PHP 4.0 or greater with GD library installed.



Installation -

Unzip the downloaded files and upload these files to your web server: "WebPen.jar" and "trialsigproc.php", and "trialdisplaydoc.php". These files must be in the same directory that contains the web page with the document to be signed. Also upload the empty folder named "documents" to this same directory and ensure that this folder has write permission on your server (contact your server administrator if you do not know how to do this).

Add these two lines immediately above the first line of the HTML code that displays your online document:

<?php
$document = '

Add these three lines immediately below the last line of the HTML code that displays your online document (the first line of the three is a single quote followed by a semicolon):

';
echo $document;
?>

Then copy the code snippet contained in the file "signbox.txt" to your web page immediately belowthe above three lines. This bit of html code can be customized using CSS styles, but the dimensions of the sign box need to remain unchanged.

Replace Any apostrophes or single quotes in the HTML that displays your online document with the corresponding ASCII codes:
Replace  with: &acute;
Replace ' with: &#39;
For example, in the html code you would write "here's an example" as "here&acute;s an example". 

Save the web page with an extension of .php instead of .htm or .html on your server. For example: onlinedocument.php.

Open the "trialdisplaydoc.php" file with a text or html editor. Editthe html code enclosed in the slash marks (toward the middle of the page) so that the appearance of the signature matches the rest of the document. Upload this file to the same directory on your server as the page containing your online document. 

That's all there is to it!



Use -

When a document is signed using WebPen, a copy of the signature, and a copy of the online document are stored in a subfolder of the name entered by the signer, in the "documents" folder.

If you have any problems with the use or installation of WebPen, do not hesitate to contact ToucanMultimedia Support at: support@toucanmultimedia.com 