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I have a Neo4j query producing a graph, and I want to show the result in a IA_NetworkView (or better IA_YFilesView, to have hierarchical view of the graph). So I add the IA_NetworkView (or IA_YFilesView) label to the node connected with the query node, and Graphileon produces a nice view representing the result graph: enter image description here This node is then connected to the Graphileon "Properties panel" node, in order to let the user click on a node or relationship and edit the attributes. The problem is, the user should also be able to add/remove nodes and relationships, to select a hierarchical view (if using IA_YFilesView), and perform other actions that are possible in the embedded IA_NetworkView/IA_YFilesView in Graphileon, shown when executing a query, or when viewing the logic of an application: enter image description here Is there a way to connect my app graph to the embedded network view? I guess I should connect to some node, as I already did with the Properties panel, but I couldn't find anything

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Alberto Lovato
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  • Do you mean that you want the NV/YFV in which you display your Supplier nodes to have the same functionality (add/remove/link nodes and rels) as the default NV/YFV ? – Graphileon Jul 23 '22 at 05:13
  • Exactly, to give the user the freedom to modify graphs on db (no security issues, just an internal prototype for now) – Alberto Lovato Jul 23 '22 at 09:58

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The default NV/YFV has a number of context options that activate functions to add / edit and connect nodes. You can add those (or just the ones you need) to the YFV/NV in which you display the suppliers. On Slack (https://join.slack.com/t/graphileon-users/shared_invite/zt-fjrtq8wi-fdFNJWTBz1l5Xd7BseBclw) we may be able to help you further too (maybe even shed some radio-active light on this)

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