Aug
30
2010

Beautiful new Creately Diagram Viewer







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Indu Kandasamy is the Marketing Maven at Creately.com, a collaborative diagramming software for teams. When she’s not working on marketing strategies for web start-ups, she paints and loves to create designs for printed textiles. You can follow her on Twitter: @induja and also follow Creately: @creately

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  • Hi Wendy,

    Thanks for the comment. I tried to have a look but your Google sites page is not publicly accessible (that might be your admin’s choice) so we can’t see your diagram.

    Thanks
    Nick

  • Hi, we have tried embedding a document to Google Sites. This document has some links on it, but they cannot be clicked when it’s embedded on a google site. Is there any solution for that?

  • Hi Victor,

    Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately at this time the Creately Google Gadget does not support hyperlinks. We are hoping that a future version will and we are working on it.

    Thanks
    Nick

  • Hi,

    I tried to embed my Creately diagram in my Google code wiki. Google code wiki supports Gadgets.

    This is the diagram: http://creately.com/diagram/gek1nsbp1

    I tried to embed the diagram using this tag:

    The gadget shows: “Please provide a valid Diagram Identifier”. See: http://code.google.com/p/ngaeef/wiki/Design

    For testing I tried to embed the Creately gadget on my iGoogle page, but it showed nothing.

    Creately is ideal for rapidly creating software diagrams and flowcharts. The free public version is ideal for open source software. I hope you can fix this quickly, so creately can be used easily with Google code.

    Thank you for the great product and support!

  • Hi Niels,

    Thanks for the comment. I have done some testing and I see the problem. The Google Code and Google Project Hosting wiki uses an intermediary step to render the Google Gadgets and because it isn’t possible to directly embed the Javascript or HTML into the wiki the diagram ID was being lost.
    I found a solution for you if you use the following format for your wiki markup:

    <wiki:gadget url=”http://creately.com/player/gadget/createlyplayer.xml” height=”500″ width=”500″ border=”0″ up_did=”gcqjqs762″ up_dlogo=”true” up_dtitle=”Embedding in Google Code” up_bgcolor=”#EEEEEE” />

    The variables of interest are:

    1. up_did – The diagram ID that you would like to see rendered in the wiki page.
    2. up_dlogo – Display the Creately logo, either “true” or “false” – leaving it true gives us some promotion ;-)
    3. up_dtitle – Sets the title for the diagram – I don’t think you need to worry about this for the Google Code wiki as it won’t be seen.
    4. up_bgcolor – The background colour behind the diagram being shown in the player. The default is: “#EEEEEE” and looks pretty good.

    The size of the player in the wiki can be changed using the “width” and “height” variables – they set the size in pixels.

    I’ll put together a proper blog post and update the help pages. But this should keep you going.

    Thanks
    Nick

  • Thanks Nick! Great!

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  • Hi Niels,

    No worries. I wrote the post as well. It’s live now. Thanks for pointing this out.

    Nick

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