How to send the Links backward to any crossing Node in GoJS diagram

GoJS
#1

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As you can see in the diagram many links are crossing the nodes which looks dirty (NODE1, NODE2, RAM1, SSD3), I want to send all the links lines backward.

Please let me know how to achieve this by setting link template setting attributes. Currently I am using the following linkTemplate-
diagram.linkTemplate =
$(go.Link,
{

        routing: go.Link.AvoidsNodes,
        corner: 4,
        curve: go.Link.JumpOver,
        reshapable: true,
        resegmentable: true,
        relinkableFrom: true,
        relinkableTo: true,
    },
    $(go.Shape,
{
    strokeWidth: 1.0
}),
    $(go.Shape,
    {
        toArrow: "OpenTriangle"
    })
);

Look forward to hear from you…

#2

Are those big parts Groups? Try setting avoidable to false in the group template. Node | GoJS API

It also would help to move those nodes a bit farther apart. When they are too close or when they overlap, it’s hard to find any route that avoids nodes.

#3

Thanks walter for your response.

Yes those big parts are groups.

avoidable works but only when diagram loads.

When I tried to reposition the nodes using drag and drop then it didn’t work and links overlap over Nodes.

Is there any way to set the link/node property to send the links backward to node?

#4

AvoidsNodes link routing will work all the time, unless circumstances such as what I mentioned above prevent such a route to be found.

Use Layers to control the z-ordering of Links, regular Nodes, and Groups. You can do that in the template by setting (or binding) Part.layerName to “Foreground” or “Background”. For more discussion: GoJS Layers -- Northwoods Software

#5

Thanks walter,

I will look into this and will update you accordingly.

Again, thank you very much for your support…:slight_smile:

#6

Thanks walter
it works…