This commit removes all features and UI elements related to signature handling in the `EnvelopeReceiverPage_DxReportViewer.razor` file.
Key changes include:
- Removed signature creation (drawing, typing, uploading) and associated UI components like the signature popup and action bar.
- Removed annotation handling logic, including toggling checkboxes and applying signatures to annotations.
- Removed PDF export functionality for signed documents.
- Deleted methods and properties related to signature handling, such as `AddSignature`, `OnInitializedAsync`, and `SignaturePopupVisible`.
- Removed `@inject` services and JavaScript interop calls related to signature handling.
- Simplified the `DxReportViewer` usage to only display the report without overlays or interactions.
- Removed envelope metadata display and logout functionality.
The page now focuses solely on displaying reports without any signature-related features.
Removed redundant `EnvelopeKey` checks in `LogoutAsync` and
`OnInitializedAsync` methods, simplifying logout and initialization
logic. Updated navigation URL to `/envelope/login/`. Streamlined
document fetching logic by removing unnecessary conditions.
Added logging in `CreateReportInstance` to track report creation.
Enabled `ForceToUseFakeDocument` in `appsettings.json` to default
to using fake documents. These changes improve code clarity and
align behavior with updated requirements.
Updated the `_dotNetRef` field to use a more specific type, `DotNetObjectReference<EnvelopeReceiverPage_DxReportViewer>`, for better alignment with the component. Removed obsolete redirection logic from `/receiver/{key}` to `/envelope/{key}` in `OnInitializedAsync`, as it is no longer needed or handled elsewhere. Retained envelope access validation logic.
Introduced a new Razor page `EnvelopeReceiverPage_DxReportViewer.razor` to manage and sign envelope-related documents. Integrated DevExpress Blazor components for PDF rendering and signature handling.
Key features:
- Added sections for envelope info, signature actions, and a PDF viewer.
- Enabled signature creation via drawing, text input, or image upload.
- Validated and applied signatures to annotated fields in the document.
- Integrated JavaScript interop for signature capture and rendering.
- Supported exporting signed PDFs and dynamic signature overlays.
- Ensured proper resource cleanup with `IDisposable` implementation.
