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create a "back button" in a survey - créer un "bouton de retour" dans un questionnaire

Hello everyone,

I created a survey with OpenSesame and using inline_script Python items. The "ok button" to go to the next question is written like this:

button_ok = Button(text=u'Ok')

my_form.set_widget(button_ok, (1, 16),rowspan=3,colspan=2)

There was nothing else to code so that the action associated with the button is the fact of passing to inline_script Python (corresponding to other questions) which follows in the sequence corresponding to the whole of the questionnaire.

But if participants want to go back to change answers, how do you implement that? And will it update directly in the log file?

If anyone has the solution or at least some answers, please let me know.

Thanks!

Comments

  • Hi Anapsy,

    Going back is not possible in Opensesame. There is however the possible to save the settings of the form, and restart it with those settings pre-loaded. So essentially, you are starting a new form, but to the participant it looks like the form moved to the previous screen. On OSweb, I have uploaded a small exercise to get to know forms. One of them is doing exactly that: Implementing a complex form with a back button (I think it is the last exercise, but maybe also one of the earlier ones). Check it out, and see whether you an use it:

    Let me know if you run into problems.

    Eduard

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