Different behaviour of OS Web and offline version of an OS task

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• kri

  June 2020

  Hi Vatsal,

  Do you see any errors in your browser's developer tools?

  And I can't run your experiment. I get: The batch (ID: 6) is inactive.

  Best,

  Kristian
• tom

  June 2020

  Hi,

  I think I run into a similar problem: my experiment runs fine offline, all the modules seem to be compatible but I guess something is going wrong with the way it logs the variables, especially the "correct_response" one: as the coming stimuli depend on this correct variable to be logged, they never show up in the online version.

  here is the experiment: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ibnr92qruvwf21b/Exp1.osexp?dl=1

  Am I doing anything wrong here?

  Best,

  Thomas
• Daniel

  June 2020

  Hi @vatsalthebest

  The problem you encounter was a bug in osweb that has been resolved. Setting space as response did not work correctly. If you upgrade to the latest version of OpenSesame (3.3.2, which contains osweb 1.3.8) and re-export your experiment for osweb, it should work properly.

  Alternatively, you can do an in-place upgrade of osweb following instructions on https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/environment/. For osweb, this will be something like:

  !conda update opensesame-extension-osweb -c cogsci -c conda-forge -y
  

  although I recommend just upgrading OpenSesame to 3.3.2 as a whole.

  I noticed another minor error in the experiment though: You also had duration of the cross display set to 'keypress', while I assume this should be 0, as the keyboard_response item following it handles the response.

  
• Daniel

  June 2020 edited June 2020

  Hi @tom

  Even though your problem seems similar (it actually is different), I recommend you to place it in its own post so it's easier for us to find and track.

  I think you have bumped into a bug of osweb. If you run the experiment in the browser (green test button at the top in OpenSesame), and you open the console, all data that is logged is printed in there at the end of the trial. The variables your experiment depend on, such as correct_start_response , are not being logged. I guess the implementation of the touch_response item in this sense is incomplete.

  I have created an issue in our issue tracker for it, which you can find here

  
• tom

  June 2020

  Hi Daniel,

  Thx and sorry for the post misplacement.

  You can find the new post here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6243/osweb-touch-screen-not-logging-correct-response
• vatsalthebest

  June 2020

  Hey @Daniel thank you so much

  
  

  :)

  V