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Hi @srossmktg I have learned many tips in my study from your post: "returning inline string in OSweb (vs. OpenSesame)" in our study. Our study is the international study organized by Psychological Science Accelerator. You will see the det…
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Hi @Daniel I randomly selected one of practice lists before the experimental session. A "Run if" parameter [PList] decided which list will be ran for this participation. Below picture shows how I decided the value of [PList] in the proced…
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Thanks @Daniel I have solved all the issues in this post.
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Codes in probe_collect //Concatent the probes into a list if(vars.probe_list.length == 0){ // Add first probe into the list vars.probe_list.splice(1,0,vars.Probe); } else if (vars.probe_list.length > 0 & vars.probe_list.length < 6) { // Ad…
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All right. I have wiped out all the difficulties. Here are the solutions: *note*: because the original post is too long, I split this post into two parts. Below clip shows the overall sequence of an experimental trial. I made two major revisions bas…
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Hi I found the reasons caused the recent problems although I have yet solved them. According to W3Cschool tutorial ( https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_es5.asp ), in ECMAScript 5.1 str[#] access the character in a string rather than a string in an arra…
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Thanks @Daniel I have found the way to manage the javascript code based on the python code. However I am engaged in new issues. First issue is we recollected the sentences appeared in the past trials in an array, then we pick one as the target in m…
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Thank you @sebastiaan Your tip erased our first block we run the study on the internet.