[open] Logger only stores one variable

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• Edwin

  April 2014 edited April 2014

  For other's reference, the code for the relevant form_base items that you use:

  "SAM" rating scale:

  set margins "50;10;10;10"
  set rows "1;2"
  set spacing "0"
  set description "A generic form plug-in"
  set cols "1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1"
  widget 1 0 7 1 label center="yes" text="¿En qué grado le agrada la marca?"
  widget 0 1 1 1 image_button path="sam1.png" var="sam1"
  widget 1 1 1 1 image_button path="sam2.png" var="sam2"
  widget 2 1 1 1 image_button path="sam3.png" var="sam3"
  widget 3 1 1 1 image_button path="sam4.png" var="sam4"
  widget 4 1 1 1 image_button path="sam5.png" var="sam5"
  widget 5 1 1 1 image_button path="sam6.png" var="sam6"
  widget 6 1 1 1 image_button path="sam7.png" var="sam7"
  widget 7 1 1 1 image_button path="sam8.png" var="sam8"
  widget 8 1 1 1 image_button path="sam9.png" var="sam9"
  

  Rating scale:

  set margins "100;10;50;10"
  set rows "1;1;1"
  set spacing "0"
  set description "A generic form plug-in"
  set cols "1;1;1;1;1"
  widget 1 0 3 1 label center="yes" text="¿En qué grado conoce la marca?"
  widget 0 1 1 1 label text="NADA"
  widget 4 1 1 1 label text="MUCHO"
  widget 0 2 1 1 button var="response1" text="1"
  widget 1 2 1 1 button var="response2" text="2"
  widget 2 2 1 1 button var="response3" text="3"
  widget 3 2 1 1 button var="response4" text="4"
  widget 4 2 1 1 button var="response5" text="5"
  

  Logger is set to autodetect and log everything.

  As you can see from your own script, you are storing responses to different variable names per response: sam and response followed by the response number. Can you not find the sam bits in your log file?
• GuidoCor

  April 2014 edited 5:48PM

  No I couldn't . It only stored the Response. Is strange, I made up a new version and in the new version all works normally storing all like I want. But I'm upset because I want to know what's happening, why OpenSesame doesn't stored my variables... I lost some subjects data! : (
• Edwin

  April 2014 edited April 2014

  I went through your log file and couldn't find it either. Very strange indeed! It's good to know, though, that your new version works.

  About losing subject data: that's why it's so important to test your experiments before you start testing real people.