Interactive WebPage

[squidwurrd]

I am trying to make my network map I've designed in visio to be interactive when it is exported to htm or html. In visio I have a button that can be double clicked and it changes the map around. But when I try and double click after saving it as a webpage it does not work. Is there any way around this because I lose a lot of the interactive functionality without being able to trigger events in some way. Also I've only been using this software for about a week so i'm pretty new to it but so far I've been able to create my own shapes that have a switch that can minipulate the map. Also I tried Visio Viewer and that didn't work either. Thanks.

[squidwurrd]

Oh and this is for 2010 or 2007. 2003 as well if I have to go that far back but I'd rather not.

[Paul Herber]

I think this is where you need the export to Silverlight (XAML). John Goldsmith has a blog article about it here:
http://visualsignals.typepad.co.uk/vislog/2009/08/visio-2010-save-as-silverlight.html

I'm using Visio 2010 Premium but I can't find any of this stuff in the menus so I can't help any further. I have no Share option on the File menu, nor is there any VML or XAML save as option. Shrug.

[squidwurrd]

I"ll check the link in a sec but is there any way to actually get visio to be interactive in the manner that i'm speaking about once the file is in htm format?

[Paul Herber]

Once the file is in HTML format it ceases to be anything to do with Visio.

[squidwurrd]

Alright thanks Boss doesn't like hearing I dont know but it sounds a lot better coming from you.