How can I create a clickable image in Confluence?

[Deleted user]

I have created a process diagram. I want to be able to click on individual symbols, where  it takes the user to another wiki-page (in Confluence) on a new tab in the web browser.

[Deleted user]

I tested this Gliffy image by sending a link as a public version to my Gmail.

Klicking it, opens the Gliffy viewer and there the clickable symbol is. And it works! Meaning it opens the Confluence wiki page that is linked to the symbol.

Remains the question: is it possible to view this Gliffy Viewer content in a frame in Confluence?

The work around would be to insert the link, that would take the user outside Confluence to a new tab with the Gliffy viewer. I hoped to present the clickable drawing to the user inside Confluence.

[Victor Mutambuki]

Alwin,

You can link the symbol on your page by linking it with a larger version of the symbol. When you upload the symbol in question, you can grab the URL and connect it to the target area.

Victor

[Deleted user]

Thanks Victor. I created the process flow diagram in Gliffy. I installed and enabled the plugin with Confluence. I am also able to include (upload the right URL) to Confluence to have a live version of that Gliffy picture.

I can see this latest version in Confluence. What do you recommend here. Create the symbol links in Gliffy, which I did and I can start it in Gliffy. But, I can't start the symbol hyperlink in the diagram as it is presented in Confluence.

Alternatively I could create the diagram in Confluence, but that would take a lot of extra time.