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Yes, that makes sense. I just didn't know if there was a way to change the way the data was logged based on how the variables were arranged. Thanks for the clarity! Elisabeth
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I tried wrapping the loop up in another loop...does it work? Yes it does, it physically runs. But I'm still struggling to make it do what I want it to do. The problem with this solution (visualized in the picture below) is that since the Task B lo…
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Task B itself needs to loop at 1 time. For example: Task A --> [Task B1, Task B2, Task B3] --> Task A Wrapping the entire thing in another loop may be the answer for me. I will try it and let you know. Task B does run at random times, but I…
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This is the reply I received from Elisa on the Google group for anyone who is interested: 1. Right now JATOS is its own system, with its own login. In the next release (ready in about 2-3 weeks) we will add LDAP so that the JATOS log in will be pair…
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@jbos would you be willing to share some more information on how you did this/programmed it? Also, do you or does anyone else know if the latest version of OSWeb is able to accomplish this yet?
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Update for anyone who wants to know: I circumvented the problem by creating a variable in the Block_Loop called Trial_Number and used: [Trial_Number] % 20 == 1 instead. This works both on OpenSesame and OSWeb.
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@kri, yes you're right; JavaScript, not Java. If it helps, the above code asks OpenSesame to get the variable 'count_Trial_Sequence' (which is a variable OpenSesame already knows...I didn't code it), and asks the feedback to only be shown every 20 …