Cypher Authoring
Query result visualization
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All the actions in the sidebar works like that, using client-side commands to run queries, interact with the REST api, or load content like help pages and mini guides. The interface should do things for you, but also show you how things are done so you can smoothly transition into application development.Your turn
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Anonymous says: Brilliant! Looks amazing!
Neo4j just became better…<br />I just wish it was possible to change the graph scale ("à la" GoogleMaps).
@Michael feel free to try out to add customizable widgets as Frames and give us a Pull Request! I guess generic widgets need to assume some structure to the nodes in question, in this case some Lat/Lon attribues being present on all nodes to be visualized.
Anonymous says: With the new 2.0.0-M06 it is said that there is a new Web-UI but I can't find any differences between 1.9 and 2.0 as long as Web-UI is concerned. Am I missing something ?
Are you sure you have stopped and uninstalled your previous neo4j installation?
http://127.0.0.1:7474/webadmin/ is the old UI, http://127.0.0.1:7474/browser/ or http://127.0.0.1:7474/ is the new one.<br />
@Michael We will continue to evolve the graph visualization, and have considered different approaches to zooming and also panning.<br />From an information visualization perspective, could you share what you're trying to achieve with changing the graph scale?
Anonymous says: @Peter Thanks for the heads up, I didn't know there was a new URL for the new UI.
Hi – Looks great. How do I access the styling tab to change node colors,change the display, etc?
Sounds great<br />Would it be possible in the future to open the visual graph results as a portlet from within the application using it?<br />
Anonymous says: Looks nice! Were there any changes made to cypher (i.e. MERGE) or the transactional server endpoint in M06? If so, is there a changelog or more detailed release notes somewhere? See none on the download page.
Hi there,<br />the changelog in more details is at https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/blob/master/packaging/standalone/standalone-enterprise/src/main/distribution/text/enterprise/CHANGES.txt
Thank you for this new webadmin. It's like a gift from heaven. Is there any way to clear the results though? I had to click trash icon on every result to clear the log. Sorry some people are OCD that way, typing "clear" a couple of times on terminals when they get too long.
Great work done! Congrats!<br /><br />I have created one node with label "Person" and property "name". Then I have removed this node, but the label and the property are still staying remembered in sidebar on the left. Is there any way to remove properties, labels and relationships that are no longer exists in database from the left sidebar? Or to say: to refresh the sidebar
@Andreas Kollegger: Thank you so much! I'd also like to know how to delete from the sidebar the labels that are no longer there. Loving everything so far!!!
The labels and types in the sidebar are, at the moment, a quirk of the database itself. Even if you delete all the nodes and relationships, the "meta" constructs remain.
@Ameer Nuri, check out http://graphenedb.com for the lastest hosted Neo4j releases.
first said i really love the Neo4J Browser, great job!
is it possible to redefine the default query of a double click on a node? this would be a very useful feature, because at the moment it just opens all related nodes which in most cases reaches the max. node limit.
a user defineable click cypher query would solve a lot of troubles.
That’s a good suggestion. I agree with the observation that the node-expansion behavior isn’t great. We’re looking into how that can be re-designed to handle this scenario. A user-definable query is an interesting possibility.
Thanks,
Andreas
[…] Every now and then I get sent Neo4j cypher queries to look at and more often than not they’re parameterised which means you can’t easily run them in the Neo4j browser. […]
Sam says: Pretty sweet. Is there any way to persist multi-line mode between queries?
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Brilliant! Looks amazing!