TargetPath property

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TargetPath property

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Indicates the path where the Web page and its supporting files are placed.

        
          retStr = object.TargetPath
object. TargetPath = valStr

retStr

String. The current target path.

object

Required. An expression that returns a VisPageWebSettings object.

valStr

Required String. The new target path.

Remarks

When saving a drawing as a Web page, you must supply the full target path using the TargetPath property. Once this value is set during an instance of Microsoft Visio, it is used as the default path unless another path is explicitly supplied. This value is not persisted between instances of Visio.

The TargetPath property corresponds to the folder name and file name selected in the Save As dialog box (on the File menu, click Save as Web Page).

Example

The following macro demonstrates saving the active document as a Web page, and placing the HTML and supporting files as flat files in the webpages folder.

  Public Sub saveAsWeb()

  Dim saveAsWeb As VisSaveAsWeb

  Dim webSettings As VisWebPageSettings

  

  Set saveAsWeb = New VisSaveAsWeb

  Set webSettings = saveAsWeb.WebPageSettings

     webSettings.StoreInFolder = False

     webSettings.TargetPath = "c:\webpages\webpage.htm"

     saveAsWeb.CreatePages

  End Sub