How Do I Capture A Signature In Asp.Net Using C# And Save Image To Sql Database from a webform

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i need my client to sign on web form when the job is done, that signature is then saved as a binary string/base64 string under column clientSignature in sql database.
so that when i am printing my report i can pull the clients signature as image from the selected job row. hope that makes sense.I appologise for being vague imnew to this.

Posted 9-Jun-14 21:53pm

Uriel Tinashe Patsanza

Updated 15-Feb-21 22:25pm

ZurdoDev

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Richard MacCutchan 10-Jun-14 4:36am

Capture it from where?

[no name] 10-Jun-14 4:51am

explain your query in brief

Uriel Tinashe Patsanza 10-Jun-14 5:14am

to capture it from a web form. i need my client to sign on web form when the job is done, that signature is then saved as a binary string/base64 string under column clientSignature in sql database.
so that when i am printing my report i can pull the clients signature as image from the selected job row. hope that makes sense.I appologise for being vague imnew to this.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-06-10T01:11:00

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You'll have to use a 3rd party control. .Net does not natively support capturing signatures. Just google for asp.net signature control.

Here's one, http://www.supersignature.com/[^]

Posted 10-Jun-14 1:11am

ZurdoDev