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Hi @sebastiaan , Thanks for this! Interesting method! And inspiring too! I was wondering whether it might actually be modified to solve the current lack of option to populate loops from a file... I had worked out a way of dealing with this limitatio…
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Hi @anabatista, Glad it works! One thing I should add to my earlier message: I very recently found out that some keyboards use ENTER and/or RETURN keys, so it may be that the suffix added to the vars.multichar_response variables may not always be &…
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Hi @anabatista, It's because your task does not contain a logger... Add a logger and the data will be saved in the output file. Note that the vars.multichar_response response for each of your questions will also contain "return" as a suffi…
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Hi @AdrianaMartins, If you run the task and press the key and don't lift the finger of the key, the task keeps running. You mean in your task or in that the task I posted above? The latter does not produce that speedrun when I keep the space bar pr…
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Hello @arkasukmaa, I have now had a chance to spend some time on your task. I attach below a modified version that fixes the issues with the calculation of the feedback variables and implement the blocks and sub-blocks structure you described. Take …
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Hi @sebastiaan. It does, thank you!! 😀 I tried changing that option late last night while trying all kinds of other things and dealing with hard disk failure (what a weekend it's been). I finally managed to get it to work but wasn't sure what fixed …
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Did some digging around to check whether the "pyqode_extras" mentioned in the error message is on my system. It seems to be: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/201/J5U36OC0ICB4.png Here's the content of the pyqode_extras folder and subfolders…
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Hi @arkasukmaa, I'm glad you found my modification of your task useful. I think that the problem with the accuracy displayed on the feedback after each block is due to a few things I missed the first time... (1) I suspect that the "reset feedba…
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Hi @AdrianaMartins, I think the issue might be related to something specific in your task or the way to set up objects. I tried out keeping the space bar pressed down in a basic task (attached) and the task only takes on response. I couldn't reprod…
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Hi @arkasukmaa, I'm not very experienced with OS yet, but I think I might be able to help you. Other users or the moderators might be able to provide a better method, but what I describe below should do the job and will run on OSWeb. First, note th…
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Hi @Jeanette, I don't really know Python (am new to Open Sesame), but my guess is that if you're running your experiment from OS and not from a browser, you should use python code (because I don't think the OS would interpret Javascript code as a b…
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Hi @Jeanette, I think it is pretty tricky to force the browser to open a link in an already existing tab or to force to the browser to change focus from one tab to another (in fact, I think browsers do not allow the latter for security reasons). I'm…
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Yes, perfectly, thanks! F.
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Hi @lvanderlinden, Yes! Awesome! 😀 Gosh... "=="... Haven't worked my head around Javascript's ways... I feel so embarrassed now 😉 Thanks for this! Cheers, Fabrice.
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PS: if you need your Qualtrics survey (or any other service) to receive information from the task (e.g., the participant's id, some score or anything else), the simplest way is to pass on that information within the URL. You can find information abo…
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Hi @Gazelle_M, You can actually open a web page using Javascript in your experiment. In fact you were very close in your first post but you just swapped "open" and "window". This will work: window.open("https://www.qualtrics…
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Hi there, I've just posted the method I've been working on in a new discussion thread: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/7081/a-method-to-randomly-select-a-stimulus-list-for-online-experiments-javascript-jatos-compatible#latest Cheers, Fabrice.
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HI @MarkNieuwenstein, Thanks for the updates! Glad you got it to work. Good to know that sounds need to be 16 bit to work on all browsers 👍️ Good luck with your project! Fabrice.
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Hi @eduard, Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks! F.
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Hi @eduard , Thanks for the tip! Will look it up! 👍️ Fabrice
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Hi @sebastiaan, (cc @eduard & @lvanderlinden ) Thanks for your thoughts on this! I did try to play around with the fetch function and looked up all kinds of functions but came up blank. Found some funky and straightforward Javascript code but to…
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Hi @eduard , Thanks for these suggestions! I came up with the same idea regarding (1). I'm now using a trial index and got it to work. I had some initial difficulties because for some reason, my code doesn't seem to be populating the loop table unle…
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Hi @zach_researcher , Your initial question has been answered already, but here's a suggestion in case it's helpful. In addition to instructing your participants to use one the browsers @Daniel recommended, you could also adapt your task to detect …
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Hi @MicolG , How do you present the instructions? The problem must be somewhere in the way you implemented your task or code. Could you upload a short version of your task to the forum (or a basic task where you encounter the same problem)? Cheers, …
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Hi @eduard , Thanks for your input! Hadn't thought of deleting the arrays I don't need. Great idea! I think that then the memory demand should be quite small. After all, I'd just have one 1216 x 3 array containing text elements. The idea of splittin…
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@Stroller I don't know python and am new to OS too, but I took a look at your task and fixed a couple or python code errors that were preventing the task from running. There are two errors It generates some errors to do with code contained in the c…
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Hi @ekm , Thanks for the additional information. The developers of OS may be able to respond to the possible conflict between OS and Zoom re audio hardware, but my guess is that it's not a systematic conflict (I could run it simultaneously and recor…
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@lvanderlinden, PS: Hi again, Lotje... Just read your posts on https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6978/randomly-select-some-trials-from-two-distinct-groups (great stuff!) and it got me thinking... I saw that you use javascript to define arrays (in t…
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Hi @lvanderlinden, Thanks for getting back to me! That compatibility issue had escaped my attention. Would have saved you time if I had paid more attention to that web page! Unlucky for me that file sources are not supported when running the task i…
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Hi @lvanderlinden and @JasperdeWaard, Following my message above, I worked out that the problem is not to do with the variables or bits of javascript I'm using. Instead, the problem is that for some reason, the program ignores the source of my loop.…