Extend relationships between nodes on the scene only

[Mintactus]

The title says everything.

There are often too much nodes and relationships to see all at the same time. So to make good use of your data, you use the filtering option. To make the filtering option more usuable, the following workflow whould exists.

You query the nodes you want You filter the ones you don't want You show the relationships linking these filtered nodes ( This part is not possible yet )

Having to show up all nodes and relationships you are interrested in at first is to heavy, having this function it would be a better workflow.

[GlacialBoy]

Hello @Mintactus Thanks for reaching us out, there is already a feature to outline the relationships of selected nodes, it is called "Reveal Relationships". So based on your sequence of operations you can: 1 Query the nodes that you want 2 Filter them based on your criteria 3 Select all the nodes using Ctrl+A (Win) or Cmd+A (Mac) or normal selection box 4 Right click on one of the selected node and select "Reveal Relationships"

Once activated you can show the relationships that are actually connecting the nodes in the Scene. If you have trouble with that let us know.

BR

[Mintactus]

Thanks, I'll check them out.

On Mon, Aug 26, 2024 at 12:37 PM Claudio Gallina @.***> wrote:

Hello @Mintactus https://github.com/Mintactus Thanks for reaching us out, there is already a feature to outline the relationships of selected nodes, it is called "Reveal Relationships". So based on your sequence of operations you can: 1 Query the nodes that you want 2 Filter them based on your criteria 3 Select all the nodes using Ctrl+A (Win) or Cmd+A (Mac) or normal selection box 4 Right click on one of the selected node and select "Reveal Relationships"

Once activated you can show the relationships that are actually connecting the nodes in the Scene. If you have trouble with that let us know.

BR

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[Mintactus]

Hi Br

I could see the revealed relationships in the option on Bloom 2.11 ( The highest version in Desktop and Aura ) but the option was "Denied" with a red mark or just didn't work at all after multiple attempts. If it hasn't been fixed in Bloom 2.14 it's not working, as you can see in the attached video, but thanks for reminding me of the option.

On Tue, Aug 27, 2024 at 1:05 AM Gabriel Tardif @.***> wrote:

Thanks, I'll check them out.

On Mon, Aug 26, 2024 at 12:37 PM Claudio Gallina @.***> wrote:

Hello @Mintactus https://github.com/Mintactus Thanks for reaching us out, there is already a feature to outline the relationships of selected nodes, it is called "Reveal Relationships". So based on your sequence of operations you can: 1 Query the nodes that you want 2 Filter them based on your criteria 3 Select all the nodes using Ctrl+A (Win) or Cmd+A (Mac) or normal selection box 4 Right click on one of the selected node and select "Reveal Relationships"

Once activated you can show the relationships that are actually connecting the nodes in the Scene. If you have trouble with that let us know.

BR

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[GlacialBoy]

Hello @Mintactus , unfortunately I cannot see the attachment in Github, would you mind to attach it using the web ui? We'd like to get more info, if you want to try out the version 2.14.0 you can use the following links: https://workspace-preview.neo4j.io/workspace/explore https://explore.neo4j.io

You can connect them with a local database and the visualization is only running in your machine, so no data is sent to us in that case.

Thanks, Claudio

[Mintactus]

Thanks for providing these links, the only major problem with these links is that it requires secure connection via SSL or TLS which are not setup by default for both Neo4j Desktop or Server. I'm using Neo4j for local projects only on a personal network and computer with no domain name or dedicated server, which makes it a bit difficult if not annoying to quickly and efficiently implement SSL.

But, if making the secure connection works can allow me to use bloom via these links that would be great, I guess it means that bloom for desktop will no, or is progressively no longer supported. But I'm not sure how the "bloom online" will make the difference between desktop, enterprise server or community server.

If I only have the desktop version of Neo4j, can the 'bloom online' connect to it ?

Thank you

On Fri, Aug 30, 2024 at 9:37 AM Claudio Gallina @.***> wrote:

Hello @Mintactus https://github.com/Mintactus , unfortunately I cannot see the attachment in Github, would you mind to attach it using the web ui? We'd like to get more info, if you want to try out the version 2.14.0 you can use the following links: https://workspace-preview.neo4j.io/workspace/explore https://explore.neo4j.io

You can connect them with a local database and the visualization is only running in your machine, so no data is sent to us in that case.

Thanks, Claudio

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[fidalya]

Thank you for your message! I understand your concerns about setting up SSL/TLS for Neo4j Desktop or Server, especially when working on local projects without a domain or dedicated server.

The good news is that SSL/TLS isn’t necessary to connect Bloom to Neo4j Desktop through those links, and the most up-to-date version of Bloom is available there. Regarding "Bloom Online," it can indeed connect to Neo4j Desktop, so there’s no need to worry about compatibility between Desktop, Enterprise Server, or Community Server.

Note that we are not currently releasing new versions of Neo4j Bloom for Desktop, so the URLs listed are the best way to ensure you’re using the latest version. It is also possible to download and self-host the latest version of Neo4j Bloom on your own local web server from our Deployment Centre at https://neo4j.com/deployment-center/#tools-tab.

I think the documentation may also be helpful: https://neo4j.com/docs/bloom-user-guide/current/about-bloom/

Let me know if you need any further clarification!