I currently have this graph implemented and I'm hoping to keep the structure and collapsibility while depicting a child node having multiple parents. Is there a way to do this? I looked into force graphs but I'm also wanting to preserve a set hierarchy (meaning a parent at level 1 can have a child and level 3 shown). After a lot of research and tinkering with my current code, I am unable to figure my issues out. Is there anyone who has any experience with displaying a D3 tree node with multiple parents?
I currently have this graph implemented and I'm hoping to keep the structure and collapsibility while depicting a child node having multiple parents. Is there a way to do this? I looked into force graphs but I'm also wanting to preserve a set hierarchy (meaning a parent at level 1 can have a child and level 3 shown). After a lot of research and tinkering with my current code, I am unable to figure my issues out. Is there anyone who has any experience with displaying a D3 tree node with multiple parents?
Share Improve this question asked Sep 22, 2015 at 22:15 AllyAlly 2734 silver badges10 bronze badges 1- Maybe "Sankey Diagrams" are more useful for you. Each child can has multiple parents.- – Klaujesi Commented Sep 23, 2015 at 12:26
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Reset to default 5Just in case anyone was wondering what I did to answer my question. I ended up making a force diagram behave in the same manner as a tree. This provided me the possibility of having multiple parents and I just had to do some fiddling with how the diagram used forces in order to preserve hierarchy.