Digital Signature Filteration based on Profiles

Hi,
Problem : Instead of using theSignature Field and hardcoding the signature issuer profile (eg : cn=TEST), I have a javascript code written in the button which pops-up the digital signature window where all the signatures are displayed in the combo. I need to filter out only those digital signature which belongs to a particular profile.
I have attached the PDF for your reference. Please provide me the javascript code which can filter the signatures based on the profiles. Let me know if you require any more clarification for the same.
Regards
Mahesh Pillay
[email protected]

Steve,
Thanks for your reply...
I had tried with the seed value but unfortunalty could not find the correct syntex/code for setting the seed value in my javascript code.
Appreciate if could provide me the code , since i am not an expert in javasceript and i am trying this for a very long time...
Thanks in advance...
Regards
Mahesh Pillay

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