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• sebastiaan

  February 2013 edited 1:57AM

  Hi Andrea,

  When you use ...

  set only_render yes

  ... the form is really only rendered, and does not wait for any user input at all. Like a sketchpad with a 0ms duration, basically. Is your problem solved by inserting a keyboard_response after the form?

  If you want to remove the button widget, you can edit the form script and simply remove the line that corresponds to the button. (Normally, without setting only_render to yes, removing the 'next' button is not a good idea!)

  Cheers!
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• embodiment

  February 2013 edited 1:57AM

  Indeed, the problem is solved by inserting a keyboard_response item.

  However, this does not work if I use the Psycho backend. A simple structure like this:

  -- Text_display_form [with only_render and no buttons]

  -- keyboard_response

  -- sketchpad

  works in Xpyriment (and of course also in Legacy) but in Psycho OpenSesame remains on the text_display and does not show the sketchpad when the user presses the key.
• embodiment

  February 2013 edited February 2013

  Forget it, now it works for me also in Psycho. I don't know why it did not work initially, but now it is solved.

  As always, thanks for your helps.
• Candice

  September 2017 edited September 2017

  Hi! I'm having the same issue where the screen is not shown, but it is not fixed by putting a keyboard response after.

  Here is the code for that particular screen:

  Import the widgets library

  from libopensesame import widgets

  Create a form

  form = widgets.form(exp, cols=[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1], rows=[2,1,3,1],
  margins=(50,50,50,50), spacing=10)

  TOP Left

  diceL1 = widgets.label(form,text='[left1]', center=True)
  diceL2 = widgets.label(form,text='[left2]', center=True)
  diceL3 = widgets.label(form,text='[left3]', center=True)
  diceL4 = widgets.label(form,text='[left4]', center=True)
  diceL5 = widgets.label(form,text='[left5]', center=True)

  Language Question

  question = widgets.label(form,text='¿En qué idioma te gustaría responder?/\n\nIn what language would you like to respond?', center=True)

  WAIT FOR PLAY MESSAGE

  wait=widgets.label(form,text='Por favor espera a que el otro participante haga su jugada. \nPor favor recuerda no tocar la pantalla. \n\n\nPlease wait for the other participant to make the play.\nPlease remember not to touch the screen.', center=True)

  #

  TOP LEFT PART

  form.set_widget(diceL1, (0,0), colspan=1)
  form.set_widget(diceL2, (1,0), colspan=1)
  form.set_widget(diceL3, (2,0), colspan=1)
  form.set_widget(diceL4, (3,0), colspan=1)
  form.set_widget(diceL5, (4,0), colspan=1)
  form.set_widget(question, (0,1), colspan=5, rowspan = 2)
  form.set_widget(wait, (6,1), colspan=3, rowspan = 2)

  var.only_render="yes"

  Any ideas??
  Thank you!!
• Candice

  September 2017

  Scratch that. I was missing the form._exec() line!