Questions and General feedback

when you add nodes, either from the search bar or by expanding already displayed nodes , Bloom automatically moves nodes around in a VERY ANNOYING way. here is an example http://v2belleville.eu/demos/Bloom%20moving%20around.mp4 for me, it is a big obstacle to the use of the tool : I feel I keep having to wait for the tool to stop moving things around and when I carefully position nodes to make sens of them and later need to expand one, all the manually position work gets lost by what I consider very useless automatic moves how can I prevent already displayed nodes to be automatically displaced ?

What is the alternative for refering to node id's in Bloom now that the sue of id(n) is deprecated and will be removed in future versions? The query used a deprecated function: id .

with this index and these data why does bloom only suggests full text search and does not auto complete on the nodes containing this string in the indexed property ?

one of graph visualization advantage is to be able to display A LOT of information and relations between them I think Bloom does not help with that because of some layout choices I do not understand. For example, why are layout algorithm spreading nodes so much apart , wasting so much space (read line in screen shot) when , on contrary, I wish nodes to be as grouped as possible so I can get the big picture of as much of them as possible while still being able to read node label. I really do not see in what context so much space between nodes is useful Also, selecting text x3 does not make any difference in zoom out, only cuts off more of the text in zoom in...

I have created a saved cypher but it does not show in the search prompt completion and does not return any result. seems considered as full text search. I've tried both with "experimental features" turn non and off, refreshed perspective and ctrl-r, all the same... some full text search , the equivalent of which have result with a cypher query also return nothing...

I'm using fulltext search because despise having indexes on the properties I'm searching, I do not get auto completion. and when trying fulltext search, I get errors like this one. It is all the more puzzling that apoc says the property is a string. And it is blocking the search, which makes Bloom quite useless...

I have two queries, the first returns nodes and virtual relationships and as part of the query I set a property on the node. That seems to work as expected. The second query sets the property back to 1 for all nodes of the first type. In previous versions of Bloom that would give you a warning that no results were found and if I did a refresh of the data it would show those new values. I am using that value as sizing key for the display of the nodes. This is no longer working. If I look at the info pan for the node it still has the old value. initial query: Match (target:company{name:$who})-[:Assigned_to]-(:patent)-[r:Classified_0]-(b:cpc) with b, count(r) as howmany where howmany>=3 CALL apoc.path.expand(b, "Reports_to>", "cpc", 1, 3) YIELD path set b.num = howmany RETURN path Second query: match (a:cpc) set a.num =1 The write checkbox is marked. Second image is after issuing the second query and doing a refresh data. If I then do a clear display and search for that node it shows the correct value, but this required me to clear the display.

I am getting this error with Bloom 2.6.1 and 4.4.14 database all local on the same machine. The query run just before was Match (a:cpc)-[:Classified_as{sequence:0}]-(b:patent)-[r:Cites{inherited:false}]->(c:patent)-[:Classified_as{sequence:0}]-(d:cpc) where exists{(b)-[:Assigned_to]-(:company{name:$who})-[Assigned_to]-(c)} with a,d, count(r) as howmany where howmany>$threshold Call apoc.create.vRelationship(a,'Co_Uses',{num:howmany},d) yield rel return a,d, rel The query did return results as expected and then the error showed up. I cannot run additional queries. If I right click on a node the expanded relations are in circling mode waiting for resolution.

I have a node property which is an URL example " https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-821996-6.00006-3 " Earlier versions of Bloom would open a browser when I clicked on it in the properties pane. That no longer happens. I do notice that the cursor changes to pointed hand indicating it recognizes it as a clickable link. It just does execute.

The send feedback within bloom does not seem to work and the desktop link also does not send to canny.io site.