Loading Digital Signatures online

Hello,
I have a PDF that needs to be filled out, digitally signed, saved, and the retrieved whenever necessary, all online. All of that works just fine for plain text form fields, but when it comes to the Digital Signature, the field is rendered unsigned. What I'm doing is merging a FDF file with the desired PDF online and then viewing that. If I edit the FDF file to merge with a local file, the signature shows up, however editing the same file again to have it point back to an exact copy of the PDF on the server causes the signature field to be left blank. Any ideas are appreciated.
Thanks,
alex.rupp01

Hello again,
I apologize for the double post but I am still in need of some advice on this topic. Any input is appreciated.
Thanks

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