[open] Hebrew text_input\Form_Text_input\ Text_input with "ok" button instead of "Enter"\ Image

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• Josh

  August 2015 edited 12:30AM

  Hi Aviv,

  At the top of your experiment in the overview window, you can set the font from 'mono' (default) to 'hebrew'. This should take care of OpenSesame's ability to display Hebrew characters.

  To reach your goal, i.e. displaying images, providing a text input option and an "OK" button, you may want to resort to using a custom form. This will require some coding, but luckily there's pretty detailed instructions right here:
  http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/forms/custom-forms/
  (Also with regard to images and buttons specifically)

  I suggest you read up on custom forms, try your hand at it and, of course, post any question you may have here.

  Good luck!
  Cheers,

  Josh
• Aviv

  August 2015 edited 12:30AM

  Hi Josh, thanks!

  That's good, I made a lot of progress, but haven't figured out yet how to solve all of my problems:
  1. I need a code enabling me to use "Enter" to switch between lines (I'm using: widget 0 2 1 1 text_input focus="yes" stub="XXXX" return_accepts="no" - but it won't do the job).

  2. I need a a code for not allowing a subject to proceed to the next page unless he writes something (right now they press "Next" button and proceed).

  3.Right now the form consists of instructions + assignments (presented by images) in each trial. I need the instructions to appear only in the first trial.
  my code looks like this at the moment (form_base):
  set cols "1;1;1;1;1"
  set rows "1;1;1;1"
  widget 3 0 5 1 image path="InstAbst2.PNG(Instructions file)"
  widget 3 1 2 1 image path="[catabst]"
  widget 0 2 5 1 text_input focus="yes" stub="(please anwer the questions)אנא ענה עלהסעיפים" return_accepts="no" var="response"
  widget 0 3 5 1 button text="הבא(Next)"

  4.also I need to be able to randomize my trials between blocks, not only within each block separately. I haven't figured that out yet.

  Thanks again,

  Aviv
• eduard

  September 2015 edited 12:30AM

  Hi Aviv,

  I hope you already sorted things out by yourself, but in case not, here are a few pointers that could be helpful:

  1) You can have a look at this discussion. It dealt with this problem you are describing.

  3) How about separating instructions from the rest? So, put them in a separate sketchpad or form? Then you could add it before the experimental sequence. so that it is repeated only once?

  4) What exactly do you mean with randomizing between blocks? Can you give a little more detail on that?

  Thanks,

  Eduard