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I have a bunch of existing diagrams and I’m trying to modify one of them right now. Every time I click on an element, the “Try New Miro Diagrams” dialog steals focus. I clicked ‘Not Now’ and that makes it go away until the very next time I click an element.

After 10 times, I thought to give it a shot, but when it converted my canvas to a diagram, it deleted about half the elements and destroyed all the existing work. Non-starter.  

So, how can I make ‘Not Now’ mean either “Not Ever” or at least “Not for another month”?  This box has already doubled the amount of time I’ve had to spend on these updates since it steals focus every action.

Just logged in to miro to quickly mock up a flow, and every time I clicked on the shape a popup appears in the top right of the screen “Try Miro Diagrams”.  Clicking “Try it now” does nothing. But every time I click the shape the popup returns.

 

Anyway I clicked “not now” and it stopped coming up. Im already drawing a diagram but Miro Diagrams is a thing that’s better for drawing a diagram, I’d be interested to hear how I can do use that.


It's just a new smart diagram tool with cleaner layouts and auto align features. Do you see it when you use shapes?


Oh nice, I see its like a separate page to create the diagram away from the canvas. Neat. Thank you Mr Klein


Hi ​@NRHuntoon​​​​​​@Karlos , thanks for sharing this — I can see how disruptive that must be.

Could you please share a short video or screenshot so we can see exactly how the “Try New Miro Diagrams” dialog is appearing on your side?

 

@NRHuntoon It would also help to know a bit more about what you’re trying to do when this happens (for example, editing shapes, connecting elements, etc.) and which tools you’re using on the board. That’ll give us a clearer picture to help troubleshoot.


@Eca  Here is a screencast of the issue happening to me.  Quite frustrating

 

 


Ok so I decided to see if selecting “Try it now” would help.  It did help and I no longer get the popup.  All I needed to do was delete the giant Diagram frame that appeared.