How to translate python inline script canvas to javascript

S_H

Dear OpenSesmae community,

I have an experiment using legacy backend in which the main trial slide is created manually using the Canvas class in python inline script.

I'm now interested in running the experiment online.

That's how the canvas is produced:

template = '<span style="color:rgba(0,0,0,0.01);font-family:mono;">yX</span>%s<span style="color:rgba(0,0,0,0.01);font-family:mono;">yX</span>'


my_canvas = Canvas()
my_canvas['LeftText'] = Text(template % var.VarA, x= -100, y=0, center=True,font_size=var.SizeA,   font_family = 'mono')
my_canvas['RightText'] = Text(template % var.VarB, x= 100, y=0, center=True, font_size=var.SizeB,   font_family = 'mono')
my_canvas.show()

I'm a newbie to javascript but I am open to learn. Neverthless I am really lost with this one....

Can you help me with this conversion? Any sources to learn from?

Stay self and healthy,

SH

eduard

Hi SH,

according to the OSweb documentation:

"You cannot create Canvas, Keyboard objects, etc."

So unfortunately, I don't think there is a way of doing it. Maybe you can manage to implement the same functionality with a sketchpad?

Eduard

S_H

Hi Eduard,

Thank you so much for your response!

The reason I'm using the inline script is due to this issue.

It seems like this issue is solved for the new OS version. should I move my exp to the new version and try it from there?

eduard

Sounds like a plan!