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Bei den Unterschriften kann man optional auch einen Textstempel mit einfügen lassen. Dafür gibt es folgende Platzhalter welche verwendet werden können.

Platzhalter	Beschreibung
[Signer]	Mit diesen 3 Platzhaltern können Sie den Unterzeichner, den Grund der Unterschrift und den Standort einfügen. Die Werte der Platzhalter können Sie entweder in der Weboberfläche oder dem Input-XML hinterlegen. Image Added
[Reason]
[Location]
[Time]	Platzhalter für die aktuelle Zeit. Ab Firmware 1.2.0 ist auch die Information über die Zeitzone Bestandteil. Image Added
[Date]	Mit dem [Date] Platzhalter haben Sie die Möglichkeit ein individuelles Zeit Format zu verwenden. y = Year last 2 digits yy = Year last 2 digits yyyy = Year as 4 digits m = Month number no-leading 0 mm = Month number as 2 digits mmm = Month using ShortDayNames (Jan) mmmm = Month using LongDayNames (January) d = Day number no-leading 0 dd = Day number as 2 digits ddd = Day using ShortDayNames (Sun) dddd = Day using LongDayNames (Sunday) ddddd = Day in ShortDateFormat dddddd = Day in LongDateFormat c = Use ShortDateFormat + LongTimeFormat h = Hour number no-leading 0 hh = Hour number as 2 digits n = Minute number no-leading 0 nn = Minute number as 2 digits s = Second number no-leading 0 ss = Second number as 2 digits z = Milli-sec number no-leading 0s zzz = Milli-sec number as 3 digits t = Use ShortTimeFormat tt = Use LongTimeFormat am/pm = Use after h : gives 12 hours + am/pm a/p = Use after h : gives 12 hours + a/p ampm = As a/p but TimeAMString,TimePMString / = Substituted by DateSeparator value : = Substituted by TimeSeparator value Informationen zur Formatierung DateSeparator = / TimeSeparator = : ShortDateFormat = dd/mm/yyyy LongDateFormat = dd mmm yyyy ShortTimeFormat = hh:mm LongTimeFormat = hh:mm:ss ShortMonthNames = Jan Feb ... LongMonthNames = January, February ... ShortDayNames = Sun, Mon ... LongDayNames = Sunday, Monday ... Beispiele: `[Date:dd/mm/yy hh:nn]` → 01.01.24 09:34 `[Date:d.m.yyyy]` → 1.1.2024 `[Date:ddddd]` → 01.01.2024 `[Date:dddddd]` → 1 January 24 `[Date:yyyy.mm.dd hh:nn:ss]` → 2024.01.01 09:34:05

English

A text stamp can also be added to the signatures as an option. The following placeholders can be used for this purpose.

Placeholder	Description
[Signer]	You can use these 3 placeholders to insert the signatory, the reason for the signature and the location. You can store the values of the placeholders either in the web interface or the input XML. Image Modified
[Reason]
[Location]
[Time]	Placeholder for the current time. As of firmware 1.2.0, information about the time zone is also included. Image Modified
[Date]	With the [Date] placeholder you have the option of using an individual time format. y = Year last 2 digits yy = Year last 2 digits yyyy = Year as 4 digits m = Month number no-leading 0 mm = Month number as 2 digits mmm = Month using ShortDayNames (Jan) mmmm = Month using LongDayNames (January) d = Day number no-leading 0 dd = Day number as 2 digits ddd = Day using ShortDayNames (Sun) dddd = Day using LongDayNames (Sunday) ddddd = Day in ShortDateFormat dddddd = Day in LongDateFormat c = Use ShortDateFormat + LongTimeFormat h = Hour number no-leading 0 hh = Hour number as 2 digits n = Minute number no-leading 0 nn = Minute number as 2 digits s = Second number no-leading 0 ss = Second number as 2 digits z = Milli-sec number no-leading 0s zzz = Milli-sec number as 3 digits t = Use ShortTimeFormat tt = Use LongTimeFormat am/pm = Use after h : gives 12 hours + am/pm a/p = Use after h : gives 12 hours + a/p ampm = As a/p but TimeAMString,TimePMString / = Substituted by DateSeparator value : = Substituted by TimeSeparator value Information about formatting DateSeparator = / TimeSeparator = : ShortDateFormat = dd/mm/yyyy LongDateFormat = dd mmm yyyy ShortTimeFormat = hh:mm LongTimeFormat = hh:mm:ss ShortMonthNames = Jan Feb ... LongMonthNames = January, February ... ShortDayNames = Sun, Mon ... LongDayNames = Sunday, Monday ... Example: `[Date:dd/mm/yy hh:nn]` → 01.01.24 09:34 `[Date:d.m.yyyy]` → 1.1.2024 `[Date:ddddd]` → 01.01.2024 `[Date:dddddd]` → 1 January 24 `[Date:yyyy.mm.dd hh:nn:ss]` → 2024.01.01 09:34:05

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