• More VML woes – zoom (2003)

    Home » Forums » AskWoody support » Productivity software by function » Other MS apps » More VML woes – zoom (2003)

    Author
    Topic
    #443523

    Having solved my last problem, for my next trick, I have created a reasonably complicated flowchart with some in-page connectors. These, I hypelinked.

    I found out by plodding through various sites that I can change the default zoom level so that the links open up in the right zoom level – if you don’t, clicking the link on the shape takes you to the default level of “whole page” which is not particularly helpful. I set these to have 150% zoom, which means that the shape is readily visible and you can see where to go. In the shape, you set the hyperlink as:

    Address: ?zoom=150
    Sub-address: Page-1Object.123
    Text: Link to connector 1

    (although note that you can also set the zoom by clicking on Browse on Sub-Address – but it gets put in the Address section anyway so you might just as well type it there)

    This works exactly as intended in Visio. But when I export to VML, oh dear. First of all, I have to manually correct the VML shape file as described by Hans in my earlier post 657383. But a) the text description has not been added – it’s just the text on the connector – and the zoom doesn’t work AT ALL – it only goes to whole page and nothing else. I can manually edit the VML_1.HTM to find the text (for reference, it is the origTitle= section in the shape definition) but I cannot find, anywhere, any information about setting the zoom level.

    Been everywhere I can think of online to see if anyone else has the problem, but nothing.

    Help? help

    Viewing 0 reply threads
    Author
    Replies
    • #1070090

      Is it too simplistic to scale all your drawings in Visio to be 50% larger before you save it as html?

      • #1070105

        Andrew,

        Yes, it is. The default view is a “fit to page” so by making everything 50% bigger in Visio, you make it smaller when you try to fit it into a fixed width web page.

        Besides, the problem is that I want people to be able to navigate the connectors – even if I make it appear bigger on the screen. When you view a whole page, you still don’t get to see which connector you’ve just hyperlinked to!

        Cheers,

        Stuart

    Viewing 0 reply threads
    Reply To: More VML woes – zoom (2003)

    You can use BBCodes to format your content.
    Your account can't use all available BBCodes, they will be stripped before saving.

    Your information: