The release is available on the release page on GitHub and is also on SourceForge. The IP for the database changes while I move the PI that it is connected to from the office to my Home. The power of the digital concept map is that you can keep revising the nodes, adding and deleting, moving and copying nodes as you want. I am attempting to make a connection to a MySQL database using Express and Mariadb. The text is collapsed originally and only shows once you hover over the icons. Links between nodes, with web pages, notes explaining concepts can all be inserted in the concept map. The GTD template was also updated to include more information for beginners. This is works similar to grouping found on the action lists. For example if you have a Meetings and Projects related nodes on the root of the same map, with similar project structure underneath, the relevant tasks will be merged in the archive. The nodes are separated from the tree structure so you can move them with ease.
If the same project structure is also found under different nodes, they will be merged. With Freeplane, users can create independent nodes within their mind maps. The empty projects are also removed automatically. As you can see on the image in the example the plain text node between “Project 1” and “Project 1.2” is not copied. The actions only create the relevant project folders, and ignore the intermediary non-project nodes. If you pressEscape the selection will jump to the root at once. You can keep a node selected while moving the cursor over other nodes: select the node and then keepShift pressed when you move the cursor over other nodes. The actions also have associated default hotkeys, F5 for review and F6 for archive. The automatic selection of a node can be unpractical in some conditions. The folder names are locale specific, and only the English and Hungarian translations are available at the moment. The action “Move completed to review” will move the completed tasks to the “Review” folder in the root of the mindmap, while the “Move completed to archive” will move them to the “Archive” folder.
#Freeplane moving node archive#
The new actions move all the completed tasks in the selected branch to the review and archive folders respectively, while maintaining the original project structure.
#Freeplane moving node free#
To move this free node, mouse-over the node's lefthand side until a blue oval 'handle' appears. The resulting node will have no visible edge connectors back to the root node.
#Freeplane moving node windows#
The new feature of the plugin targets this problem. To create a 'free node' (in a MS Windows environment-the keystroke sequence for other platforms might be different), CTRL-CLICK anywhere in a free space on the map. The completed tasks clutter the map, and moving them for review without their respective projects looses the project context. A new version of FreeplaneGTD is released, with a structured archiving support and a more detailed template.Īfter a while GTD task lists can be cumbersome to maintain.
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