Online decision support tool to create local energy situations for neighbourhoods, cities and regions with a time resolution of 15 minutes created and maintained by Quintel – Not maintained
Adding a new node
We could also when hovering/focussing over/on a node add another bulb/'add/+' button (like here) to be able to drag a new node out of. This way moving a node can be just done by dragging without having to press Ctrl/Cmd. Also the 'add/+' button will be able to take two event handlers:
addButton
.on('click', function () {
// Move the new node directly under the node
})
.on('dragend', function () {
// Set the node on the position where the user left it.
})
What if someone clicks the addButton 3x?
First time: | Second time: | Third time:
O + O + O +
| / \ / | \
O O O O O O
It should automatically space out the nodes under the 'clicked' node. What if someone accidentally drags his node over his own node? Well, than he can drag it back.
Moving a node
Moving a node I would do by hitting the Ctrl/Cmd button (depending on which idea is suitable for adding a node) + dragging the node. Clicking on a node will put the node in 'focus' in essence giving it a different glow + showing the information form.
Removing a node
First off the most obvious choice here is to be able to click a node and hit the DEL/Backspace key. This is similar to the example above. This removes all nodes and children under that node (I think that when you have children under a node it should alert with "Do you really want to remove your children?" or something a bit more parent-friendly.
Adding a new node We could also when hovering/focussing over/on a node add another bulb/'add/+' button (like here) to be able to drag a new node out of. This way moving a node can be just done by dragging without having to press Ctrl/Cmd. Also the 'add/+' button will be able to take two event handlers:
What if someone clicks the addButton 3x?
It should automatically space out the nodes under the 'clicked' node. What if someone accidentally drags his node over his own node? Well, than he can drag it back.
Moving a node Moving a node I would do by hitting the Ctrl/Cmd button (depending on which idea is suitable for adding a node) + dragging the node. Clicking on a node will put the node in 'focus' in essence giving it a different glow + showing the information form.
Removing a node First off the most obvious choice here is to be able to click a node and hit the DEL/Backspace key. This is similar to the example above. This removes all nodes and children under that node (I think that when you have children under a node it should alert with "Do you really want to remove your children?" or something a bit more parent-friendly.
Interface iteration 1: