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Hide/show specific types of relationships in query results #3112

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nizhikov opened this issue Sep 21, 2014 · 2 comments
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Hide/show specific types of relationships in query results #3112

nizhikov opened this issue Sep 21, 2014 · 2 comments

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@nizhikov
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I want to propose to implement simple feature in query results window:
I want to have ability to hide/show specific types of relationships.

My use case is:

I modeling city road graph.
My nodes labels is

  • POINT - connected by ROAD relationships, representing road joint.
  • GEO_POINT - representing road curve, have specific coordinates, connected by GEO_ROAD

Each POINT node is GEO_POINT also.
There is queries when I want to see only ROAD relationships, but there is no such feature in web admin application.

If that appropriate I even cam implement feature by mysefl.
But I need some advice.

@akollegger
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Hello @nizhikov

Thanks for the offer. We're currently revising quite a bit of the behavior of the graph visualization, with with some related designs for select/highlight/mute of node or relationships by label/type. We first need to settle some other behaviors before tackling this.

We'll cross-post some of the designs here as we start to look at implementation and would welcome further feedback and contributions.

Cheers,
Andreas

@oskarhane
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This refers to 'web admin' which is retired since long now.
If this feature request still is valid, feel free to open it on https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j-browser

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