I'm sorry but I don't get the point of the question. Would you be able to provide a small playground demo and show the problem?

This is based on your html/css. Please share the playground demo so we can take a look at where is the problem.

Global helper functions cannot be reached from the script.
You can add some commonly used code to the script this way.

{#asset mycode.js}

function beforeRender(req, res) {
  ...
}

https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/ANlq4E3I

https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport/issues/540

The docxtemplater recipe unfortunately doesn't support a custom parser.
We decided to focus rather on our docx recipe implementation.
Feel to fork the jsreport-docxtemplater repo and add what you need.

Hi, the v2 configuration changes are described here
https://jsreport.net/blog/jsreport-v2-released

The authentication in particular should be configured like this

extensions_authentication_admin_username=admin
extensions_authentication_admin_password=xxx
extensions_authentication_cookieSession_secret=yoursecret

Please try to check the mongodb and nodejs versions compatibility.

Are you able to do require('mongodb').MongoClient; outside jsreport in normal nodejs script?

Thank you for the detailed information.

Could you try to create a new cert also with Client Authentication and Secure Email just that we know the problem is really this and not the original certificate itself?

Unfortunately, the signing logic is in a third-party library we use and I didn't find notes there about this topic.

I used this service to inspect the request from jsreport just to double-check it. This is the result that seems ok.

Maybe you could also just disable the office preview? It's just a development improvement which isn't a must have.

What I have tried to do is to redirect publicUri to my local instance of Jsreport by setting:
What is why I'm trying to set it up on a remote server, running php, having domain name, so on...

I believe it is clear. The publicUri config should be your custom public http server, not jsreport.

Any other suggestions?

As long as it works with our public website, it needs to work also with yours. I don't have any suggestions, I've never developed in PHP. I would recommend running everything locally first. Try to start your jsreport local instance, configure it to send office files to your local HTTP server. And try to make the upload working the first.

It turned out there is a bug in the asset extension for uploading the pfx.
However, rename to p12 should work. Could you translate the error to English for me?
I'm not sure if this is a problem with a certificate or with pdf.
Could you try to create a new p12 certificate and try to sign?

Note "jsreport-assets": "^1.7.0", is already part of jsreport@2.11.
"jsreport-pdf-sign": "^0.4.0", is deprecated and already integrated into pdf utils https://jsreport.net/learn/pdf-utils#sign-using-studio