When visualizing queries' results as a graph, clicking on a relationship opens a menu which allows to customize color, line width and caption for the relationship display. The default caption is the , which displays the relationship's type, and other option include and any of the relationship's attributes.
However, clicking any of the caption options does not result in the desired caption being displayed in the visualization, instead it causes a slight zoom in the visualization while the caption still displays the relationship's type. This behavior happens any time you click on a caption option.
Reproduce Steps
As an example, open the neo4j movie database and extract any relationship.
MATCH p=(:Movie)-[:ACTED_IN]-()
RETURN p
LIMIT 1
In the visualization of the result, click on the relationship arrow "ACTED_IN".
In the sidebar, click on the relationship name "ACTED_IN" to open the relationship display menu
Select the "role" caption
Expected Behavior
After step 4, the visualization should display the roles attribute instead of the relationship type as the relationship's caption.
Current Behavior
The visualization shows the relationship's type as a caption independently of the user selection. Moreover, every time a selection is made the visualization zooms in.
Description
When visualizing queries' results as a graph, clicking on a relationship opens a menu which allows to customize color, line width and caption for the relationship display. The default caption is the, which displays the relationship's type, and other option include and any of the relationship's attributes.
However, clicking any of the caption options does not result in the desired caption being displayed in the visualization, instead it causes a slight zoom in the visualization while the caption still displays the relationship's type. This behavior happens any time you click on a caption option.
Reproduce Steps
Expected Behavior
After step 4, the visualization should display the roles attribute instead of the relationship type as the relationship's caption.
Current Behavior
The visualization shows the relationship's type as a caption independently of the user selection. Moreover, every time a selection is made the visualization zooms in.
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