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Retrieve attributes from a signature?

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I would like to get the end-user's name out of a digital signature (i.e., subject's name on the signature) while executing the postSign script, so that I can transcribe into a text field elsewhere in the document. I've spent hours surfing to find a solution for this. Is there a way to do it? Thanks for reading.

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Look in the Acrobat scripting reference at the signature objct. I am quite certain that it is exposed through that object.

Paul

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Look in the Acrobat scripting reference at the signature objct. I am quite certain that it is exposed through that object.

Paul

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Thanks, that source of information worked out for me. For the benefit of others, here is the Adobe Javascript Scripting Reference document he identifed:

http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/acrobat/sdk/AcroJS.pdf

... and then the help I was looking for is the desciption of SignatureInfo object. In the Livecycle javascript in my form, I can now go to the desired username attribute as follows

var digSig = event.target.getField ("MyForm[0]...MyPathstuff [0]...Signature [0]");

digSig.signatureValidate ();

If successful...

var sigInfo= digSig.signatureInfo (); // Gets SignatureInfo object

var sSigner = sigInfo.name;

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