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something a bit different, coldfusion form that inputs a signature?

Participant ,
Jan 17, 2011 Jan 17, 2011

Has anyone got any experience of a form, that will effectively be a job sheet - a list of input boxes tailored to a particular business that must be completed at the end of every job.

The user will access this website via a smartphone or tablet, and at the end of the form, there's a facility to allows the user to handwrite a signature, so their business client can sign off the work ? The user would hand the client a stylus pen (similar to a courier) when they could sign the smartphone's touchscreen with their signature ?

It's the signature part that I'm unsure of ?

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Jan 17, 2011 Jan 17, 2011

There was a similar thread to this recently and the only conclusion that could be drawn was that it was down to the pad's interface any what you can do with it. CF can obviously only process form and url data, or binary sent through a form.

I'd guess you'll need to start by seeing what the devices can actually do technically (ie send to a webservice, post to a form etc) before you can start of the server side.

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Jan 17, 2011 Jan 17, 2011
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Ah, ok.

I know that it'll be working on an Android phone at first, so that's my first point of call. I googled on the signature subject and it's brought up some interesting leads which I can test out first on the device , before proceeding.

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