Same topic, in tentative English: 
Consider a website publishing business processes, org-units, organisational processes and external references of a given perimeter and confidentiality filtering.
The external references are visible in diagrams, they are stored and available in a Qualnet-webbased-database.
Our need concerning the navigation within the website is as follows:
the external reference should open in a new browser-window, when clicked in a diagram, but a click on other diagram objects should let the user continue his navigation within the same orignal browser-window.
As for now, the answer I got was that this behavior cannot be parametrised in a website-template (I would not know how to do that myself either).
But I figure out that a post-generation script could help.
The script would behave as follows:
1) Open website pages of objects whose diagram tab is not empty
2) Search area lines of the "map" block which contain an external web-adress (p.e : find href="https://predica.etc........)
3) For each corresponding line, replace target="_self" by target="_blank"
4) Save the page code and close the page
What would such a script look like?
If a Mega post-generation script cannot do it, could it be done with a macro in MS-Word or MS-Excel?
Thanks a lot in advance for your help
