Moving window with Javascript

Soan

Hello, could you help me, please? I used to buy a coffee for the one who has given me a detailed response. I would do the same who could help me out.

First, I need to show the "insight_report" in the "prac_loop" only AFTER showing them "cards" in the "_3resp_loop", but I don't know how to. Could you please give me some advice?

Second, I need to make a moving box that can be controlled by the arrow keys on the keyboard.

1. Participants move the yellow box using the arrow keys.
2. When they press enter, it should turn red and stay there.
3. When they press backspace, it should be turned yellow again.
4. I need to record all of their keyboard inputs.

If it was Python, I would be able to code it, but I don't know how to code in Javascript. It should be an online experiment, so I need it in Javascript. Could anyone help me, please? Thank you.

eduard

Hi,

First, I need to show the "insight_report" in the "prac_loop" only AFTER showing them "cards" in the "_3resp_loop", but I don't know how to. Could you please give me some advice?

Maybe I am misunderstanding, but can't you just drag the cards items down and drop it after _3resp_loop? Should be straightforward.

If it was Python, I would be able to code it, but I don't know how to code in Javascript.

Same holds for me. But I think @fab will be able to give you advice, he is quite skilled with javascript.

Good luck,

Eduard

Fab

Hi @Soan,

This thread had escaped my attention and only just read it. Have you solved these problems already?

Regarding the first issue, I'd reply the same as @eduard.

Regarding the second, it might be a little tricky. I imagine you'd have to write some code allocating the pictures to the image objects based on the participants' responses, with the added difficulty that you'd work out what pictures should be swapped and use an array to keep track of which images are allowed to change and which are not. Have you made any progress with this problem since you posted this message? If you upload your task somewhere I could take a look but I must say I'm no Javascript expert (in fact just a few months ago I had never written a single line of Javascript).

Best,

Fabrice.