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Currently, when a diagram macro is added to a page, the default reference for the diagram (if the reference argument of the macro is empty) will be .Diagram, corresponding to the terminal page Diagram under the current non-terminal page.
This works very well, however users can be confused of having to provide a reference to a diagram when inserting a new diagram to a page : for an end-user it's not clear why a diagram would be stored in a separate page than the current document.
In order to circumvent the issue, we could automatically generate a unique diagram reference when inserting the diagram macro in WYSIWYG, much like what we do when inserting a mention to a user (a unique ID for the mention is generated).
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This would be really nice, in particular as it is currently impossible for a user who isn't familiar with document references to insert two different diagrams in a page as there is no picker to select/generate a document reference.
Currently, when a diagram macro is added to a page, the default reference for the diagram (if the
reference
argument of the macro is empty) will be.Diagram
, corresponding to the terminal pageDiagram
under the current non-terminal page.This works very well, however users can be confused of having to provide a reference to a diagram when inserting a new diagram to a page : for an end-user it's not clear why a diagram would be stored in a separate page than the current document.
In order to circumvent the issue, we could automatically generate a unique diagram reference when inserting the diagram macro in WYSIWYG, much like what we do when inserting a mention to a user (a unique ID for the mention is generated).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: