Hi,
For some reason I'm having trouble exporting a diagram I made on draw.io into the confluence plugin. As I understand it, I should be able to
The exported xml opens fine if I open it on draw io, but doesn't seem to do anything on the plugin. After I choose the file, the dialog window goes blank and nothing happens. This is the version from the plugin:
Draw.io plugin v 5.5.1.1
Am I missing a step?
Thanks,
Mike
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Ran into this issue as well. Compressed definitely doesn't work.
If you have a draw.io drawing with multiple tabs, you don't get the option to export as "uncompressed" therefore you cannot import it into Atlassian (Confluence/Diagramly or JIRA Drawio).
Once I split it up into separate drawings and exported as uncompressed, I was able to make it work.
Cheers!
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Ensure you're on the latest draw.io release in Confluence, since pages only went in very recently. I just tested importing a multiple page diagram from online draw.io to draw.io for Confluence Server 6.2.1.0 and it works correctly.
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There is a fix in draw.io 6.0.0.0 for this issue.
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Could you submit this as a ticket to support@draw.io, including the imported diagram please?
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Please everyone submit issues to support@draw.io, saying "me too" doesn't tell us anything. We need exact reproduction cases.
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It seems that the import for a draw.io XML is broken, but a colleague found another way to do get an existing draw.io diagram into the confluence plugin:
It's kind of a roundabout way to get the drawing into a confluence page, but it works.
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