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Is there currently any way to export a chart's structure to JSON? I'd like to allow users to dynamically rearrange their flow, add nodes as desired and have a way to export out the current state into json, while "somehow" maintaining the left/right ordering of child nodes, etc..
Also, is there any way each parent node can restrict the number of child nodes?
I'd like to use this to display an upsell flow of products during an order checkout process. In my application, each main product (respective parent node) would have accept/reject decision based logic to redirect to "the next upsell" based on 2 child nodes assigned under the respective parent. (Product A -> Accepts to Product B, and Rejects to Product C)
I'd need to limit 2 child nodes per parent node, and assign them as an "accept" or "reject" stage of the flow.
This is an awesome application! I look forward to using it in my app.
Thanks!
Chris
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I am looking for the same thing. Do you have any idea how we can accomplish that? I am trying to implement the feature to export the structure to JSON, but no luck!! Appreciate if you have any idea regarding that!!
Is there currently any way to export a chart's structure to JSON? I'd like to allow users to dynamically rearrange their flow, add nodes as desired and have a way to export out the current state into json, while "somehow" maintaining the left/right ordering of child nodes, etc..
Also, is there any way each parent node can restrict the number of child nodes?
I'd like to use this to display an upsell flow of products during an order checkout process. In my application, each main product (respective parent node) would have accept/reject decision based logic to redirect to "the next upsell" based on 2 child nodes assigned under the respective parent. (Product A -> Accepts to Product B, and Rejects to Product C)
I'd need to limit 2 child nodes per parent node, and assign them as an "accept" or "reject" stage of the flow.
This is an awesome application! I look forward to using it in my app.
Thanks!
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: