Version 2.24 continues to bring significant improvements to the usability of the Advanced Expand feature and query builder interface. Making this powerful tool more intuitive is crucial for unlocking its full potential to end users.
Input Case Transformers
Neo4j text operators are case-sensitive, and often values in the database are stored in a certain case. To avoid users having to memorise the exact case of the value in the database, it is now possible to configure the Input Transformer. The Input Transformer allows you to configure a mask for attributes which will turn all of the user’s inputs into the chosen case. Therefore, if a user enters “John Smith” into an Advanced Expand filter or in Graph Editing, and a capital case input transformer has been applied on the `name` attribute, the query will return results for “JOHN SMITH”.
Hide Attributes from Search and Advanced Expand Filters
It is now possible to exclude attributes from the Advanced Expand filters and Fine-Grained Search. Often, computed attributes or item IDs are not relevant or available for searching. They can now be configured as non-searchable, thus making sure that they cannot be selected by users.
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