Naoto Onodera

Hi @ronaldvogel .
Colors are assigned based on the categories set for the posts.

@dmischel
I believe this error has been fixed in the new version.
Please download and check.
Thank you.

@dmischel
Fixed this error in ver.1.4.1
Thank you!

@atkulp
Implemented in ver 1.4.0.
If you like it, please post a review!

@emmanueltgonz
Glad you like the plugin!
Am I right that you want to show the graph to website users using shortcode or something?

@atkulp
Thank you for your comment.
I will implement in next update!

@nickchomey

The final libraries I was considering were…

D3.js
Cytoscape.js
cola.js
vis.js

And as a result, I chose vis.js as you know.

I have made the Github repository open to the public, so please send your requests here.

https://github.com/naotoonodera/post-network

@nickchomey

However, this is not limited to vis.js, but I am trying not to be too dependent on vis.js in case vis.js development stops in the future.

Also, I understand about adding hooks.
Please let me know where you would like to add so I can consider adding it.

I have also watched the video. And I was able to somewhat visualize what you are looking for.

Hi @nickchomey

I am so glad you like the plugin.
Thank you also for the bug report. I will test it and will fix it in the next release.

Thank you also for your great ideas about the plugin.
I wish I could implement everything, but I am concerned that the more advanced it gets, the higher the risk of bugs in the plugin and the more man-hours it takes to administer.

So for now, I am developing with the theme of “simple”.
Nevertheless, ideas are always welcome.

By the way, I have a question about your idea.

1. what kind of use do you envision for the front-end graph display function?
2. Am I correct in my understanding that you want the graph to appear on the edit screen of every post?
3. Even with the current functionality, clicking on a node will jump to the corresponding line in the graph displayed below, with editing links, etc. Why do you want tooltips?

Finally, as to why I chose vis.js, I considered several other libraries besides vis.js, including d3js at the beginning of the development.
I chose vis.js for the following three reasons.
?Ease of use
?The simplicity of the javascript code that needs to be output
?The fact that the results were closest to what I was looking for, including physics simulations.

Best regards

@atkulp

I’m very happy that you like the plugin.

Also, thank you for all the ideas to improve it.
I will continue to develop it so that you will like it!

Hi @atkulp

Thank you for your suggestion.

If you simply want to exclude unpublished posts from the graph, you can do so by check “Post Network > Settings > Include published post only” from the admin panel (Available from ver.1.1.0).

Your suggestion to indicate post status on the node will considered in a future update.

Best regards

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Naoto Onodera.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Naoto Onodera.