Using custom templates in SvgPublish
Custom templates allow you to extend or modify tooltips/popover/sidebar produced by the SvgPublish Visio extension to tailor your needs. This article explains how to create such custom templates.
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SvgPublish updated 1.2.12
The extension The extension’s page https://unmanagedvisio.com/products/svg-publish/ Download the latest version: https://unmanagedvisio.com/download/svgpublish/SvgExport-1.2.12.msi Improvements High-DPI support Optional the screen tooltip for current location (container) Search by property Fixed: SharePoint 2F modern-only authentication
SvgPublish updated 1.2.11
The SvgPublish extension has been updated to version 1.2.11 Visit the extension’s page: https://unmanagedvisio.com/products/svg-publish/ Download the latest version: https://unmanagedvisio.com/download/svgpublish/SvgExport-1.2.11.msi Summary New: Translations for German and Russian languages. Now all options and exported elements can be displayed in these languages. Japanese translation is ongoing. Fixed relative links behavior. Please see the …
Link processing in SvgExport
The extension processes the hyperlinks on the diagram, and makes them available on the published diagram as well. The following tables summarize the link processing logic in the extension. Full urls Full URLs are copied as-is. Means, if the link starts with a protocol (like http://, https://, etc) then it …
SvgExport updated 1.2.10
Download Download to the latest version: https://unmanagedvisio.com/download/svgpublish/SvgExport-1.2.10.msi Visit the extension’s page: https://unmanagedvisio.com/products/svg-publish/ Changes New: add hover + click tooltip and popover behavior. This feature is supposed to solve the problem when you want to publish tooltips or popovers, that have some hyperlinks in the text body. Now you can enable …
Using SvgPublish as Visio Online script playground
A new feature that allows you to play with scripting for the new Visio Online with comfort. Live shape updates, autocomplete, parameter info right out of the box.
Starting PuTTY from an exported HTML diagram
Consider a following scenario: you have a diagram containing network devices (servers) and you want to start PUTTY client when any of those devices is clicked to open SSH session to a corresponding device. And you want that to be on a webpage.
A possible solution to that on windows is to register a custom application protocol and map it to launch an executable. You can see a common example when “callto:” link opens Skype. Here are some explanations. This works for all major browsers, works also in Visio (without any macros).
With Visio (and a tiny SVG Publish script), this approach can be improved. Suppose you have a rack diagram, which already has all server addresses ready. SVG Publish can convert the data into custom links that can be used to launch an executable (PuTTY in this example).
HTML Export API
The HTML Export plugin supports automation API (can be called programmatically). This allows you to execute export with code. The addin can be called from any language that supports automation, including in particular Visio VBA itself, .NET languages, Powershell. Basically, if you can call Visio API, you should be also …
HTML Export Options
These are the options available when exporting. These can be used to adopt the export to fit your needs. These can be set per-diagram, and can be accessed using the Settings button: Basic options Pages to publish All pages: publishes all pages in the document Single page: publishes only current …