Bob K
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Create dynamic Visio file in SharePoint 2013 list (On-premise)
In Sharepoint 2013 (on prem), when I click on a command button, I am grabbing items from a master sharepoint list and creating a separate list (in a different site) from the items I have grabbed. In the same event of the command button, I would like to be able to create or instantiate a simple Visio file consisting of 1 container/shape for each list item. For example, if I have 4 list items named (1) Apha (2) Beta (3) Gamma (4) Delta, then the Visio file I will create should have 4 process shape containers (one corresponding to each item with the respective text of Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta)
To summarize, I need to provide Export to Visio functionality feature to able to create a visio file along with the list. Is there way to do with Jquery/Javascript api to create a dynamic visio file related to process item.
Here's helpful link to create a visio diagram into webpart using ECMAScript but unable to find out namespace of VwaControl namespace:
I really appreciate your suggestion on this.
To summarize, I need to provide Export to Visio functionality feature to able to create a visio file along with the list. Is there way to do with Jquery/Javascript api to create a dynamic visio file related to process item.
Here's helpful link to create a visio diagram into webpart using ECMAScript but unable to find out namespace of VwaControl namespace:
I really appreciate your suggestion on this.
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Thanks, let me review these & get back soon.
Do still need assistance, Bob? If not, feel free to close the question.
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As an example, the Hey, Scripting Guy blog at MSDN regularly publishes PowerShell scripts that could be useful examples. I realize you're not asking for PowerShell but these should give you some ideas:
-- a general description using a script to create a diagram
-- creating a diagram using shapes from a stencil
-- creating a diagram by drawing rectangles on the page