adding a hyperlink

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• Fab

  June 27

  Hi @asifzach,

  From your message I don't understand if you want to go frmo Qualtrics to your experiment in OSWeb or from OsWeb to Qualtrics.

  Both are possible. You should have your experiment running on a JATOS server (or sinc OSWeb 2.0 you could also export your task as an HTML file and havie running on your own server, I think).

  If you're not familiar with JATOS; please check the documentation. Your experiment must be running on a server to run online. The best way is to use a JATOS server.

  From Qualtrics to JATOS: you need to make sure to program Qualtrics to redirect the user to the web adddress of your JATOS experiment. You can pass parameters along the URL (for example to pass the participant number frmo Qualtrics to your task). Make sure your task contains an inline_javascript object with code that will read fromthe URL parameters in order to retrieve that information and save it into whatever variable you like inside your task.

  For example, this javascript code will retrieve the parameter "favoritefood" and "favoriteanimal" from the task's URL (as passed from Qualtrics).

  try {
  // obtain information from JATOS Url
  var favoriteFood = jatos.urlQueryParameters.favoriteFood;
  // Set the variable value to 'unknown' if the Url does not contain a value for this variable
  vars.favoriteFood = favoriteFood ? favoriteFood : "unknown";
  
  var favoriteAnimal = jatos.urlQueryParameters.favoriteAnimal;
  vars.favoriteAnimal = favoriteAnimal ? favoriteAnimal : "unknown";
  }
  catch (error) {
  vars.favoriteFood = "unknown";
  vars.favoriteAnimal = "unknown";
  }
  

  If you want to go from your task to a Qualtrics survey, the logic is similar. You need to write some Javascript in an inline_Javascript object at the end of your task and you can embed parameters in the URL (you need to learn how to retrieve it within Qualtrics). This video illustrates the process with LimeSruvey but the logic is the same.

  Best,

  Fabrice.

  
• asifzach

  June 27

  Thank you, im slowly figuring this out!

  yes, I want to go from my task to qualtrics. so far I did this :

  

  Now I want to connect between the two. Is there a way I can show the participant his Jatos Study Id, so he can put in the Qualtrics?
• Fab

  July 1

  Hi @asifzach,

  If you want to transfer something from Jatos to Qualtrics, yes you can do so using the method you've setup. It may be of interest to you to pass on some paramters back to Qualtrics. For example, let's say that you have variables subid and studyid in your experiment, coding for the participant number and some study id. You can parse the content of these variables to Qualtrics within the URL itself by using this code (just insert your Qualtrics URL where appropriate:

  // In Qualtrics go to: Projects -> <Your survey project> -> Distributions -> Anonymous Link
  
  var surveyUrl = 'INSERT YOUR QUALTRICS URL HERE';
  
  
  
  // Add relevant information to Qualtrics URL
  
  surveyUrl += '?subId=' + subID; // first starts with '?'
  
  surveyUrl += '&studyID=' + studyId; // next starts with '&'
  
  
  try {
  
  jatos.endStudyAndRedirect(surveyUrl);
  
  } catch {
  
  // for testing without Jatos ('Run in browser')
  
  window.open(surveyUrl);
  
  }
  
  

  You'll need to configure Qualtrics to read the parameters from the URL (see https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/survey-flow/standard-elements/passing-information-through-query-strings/#PassingInformationIntoASurvey).

  Best,

  Fabrice.