Information Systems:Embedding diagrams in the wiki - Revision history

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 * Create a diagram on draw.io.
 * Save to a cloud account. Several options are available, but it is recommended to use either Google Drive for the uniPHARM Media user account, or OneDrive if you have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic sub. It is advisable to save a copy locally as well, as the use of cloud storage has not been officially adopted by the company.
-* When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki across the 3 main browsers. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
+* When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses a javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki across the 3 main browsers. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
 * In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><nowiki><html></html></nowiki></code> to render this block as HTML.

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	* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><nowiki><html></html></nowiki></code> to render this block as HTML.		* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><nowiki><html></html></nowiki></code> to render this block as HTML.

−	Note: So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated (and re-embedded) following any changes to ~~the~~ diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.	+	Note: So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated (and re-embedded) following any changes to a diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.

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 * Save to a cloud account. Several options are available, but it is recommended to use either Google Drive for the uniPHARM Media user account, or OneDrive if you have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic sub. It is advisable to save a copy locally as well, as the use of cloud storage has not been officially adopted by the company.
 * When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki across the 3 main browsers. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
-* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <nowiki><code><html></html></code></nowiki> to render this block as HTML.
+* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><nowiki><html></html></nowiki></code> to render this block as HTML.
  Note: So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated (and re-embedded) following any changes to the diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.

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 * Save to a cloud account. Several options are available, but it is recommended to use either Google Drive for the uniPHARM Media user account, or OneDrive if you have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic sub. It is advisable to save a copy locally as well, as the use of cloud storage has not been officially adopted by the company.
 * When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki across the 3 main browsers. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
-* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><html></html></code> to render this block as HTML.
+* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <nowiki><code><html></html></code></nowiki> to render this block as HTML.
  Note: So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated (and re-embedded) following any changes to the diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.

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 * Save to a cloud account. Several options are available, but it is recommended to use either Google Drive for the uniPHARM Media user account, or OneDrive if you have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic sub. It is advisable to save a copy locally as well, as the use of cloud storage has not been officially adopted by the company.
 * When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki across the 3 main browsers. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
-* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <html></html> to render this block as HTML.
+* In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <code><html></html></code> to render this block as HTML.
  Note: So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated (and re-embedded) following any changes to the diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.

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 * Create a diagram on draw.io.
 * Save to a cloud account. Several options are available, but it is recommended to use either Google Drive for the uniPHARM Media user account, or OneDrive if you have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic sub. It is advisable to ave a copy locally as well, as the use of cloud storage has not been officially adopted by the company.
-* When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which is actually javascript) has been verified to work in the wiki. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
+* When ready to publish, use the Embed function to generate HTML code. The HTML option (which uses javascript viewer) has been verified to work in the wiki. IFrame has not been tested, but should be equally viable if it works.
 * So far, it appears that new embed code must be generated following any changes to the diagram. It is possible that another method (perhaps the iframe) does not have such a limitation.
 * In the wiki editor, paste the code, and wrap it with <html></html> to render this block as HTML.