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To troubleshoot, can you tell me: what error message do you see in the console (open the developer view in your browser) when you get that white screen? Which steps did you follow exactly? Best
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Hi, there are several questions asking the same. Check these first: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/7536/run-one-study-with-several-tasks https://www.jatos.org/Combine-two-pre-written-studies-into-one.html If you export data from the different …
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Hi, I'm not terribly familiar with lab.js but yes, that would have been my suggestion too
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Hi, just adding to that response, that I think didn't really answer your question. You can (and probably should) submit data to JATOS not only at the very end of the study but also in between. Not too often though (not on every trial), as that will…
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Hi, that’s a simple typo. use jatos.workerId, not workerID Elisa
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Hi Elinor, You would need to: Install JATOS locally (as you've done already) Import your study, written on OSWeb. Basically what you described before. Instead of uploading into the (server) JATOS, just import it on your local JATOS. On the main JA…
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(Also, you can give different users access to the same study, so you don't need to share a password). Just to to Study -> Members and add the person you want to have access to the study by adding their email
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(PS: I've rejected your message on the google group, it's enough to ask here)
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Hi Elinor, You should be able to simply add your .csv file to an arbitrary subfolder in your study. If you program and edit your study on a local JATOS installation first (which we recommend, for these cases exactly), you can just add the file in y…
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Hi, do you have JATOS running on a server, or are you running it locally?
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Hi @sebastiaan I'm trying to help with this question here and have to admit I'm a bit stuck. I am trying to combine two OSWeb studies into one, by transforming them into two separate components of a singleJATOS study. I tried to combine them all…
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I've sent you the study back, all you needed to do (I think) is to include the subfolders in the HTML path of each of the components. Let me know if it doesn't work Best Elisa
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Hi, you can send me your study and I can try to have a quick look. elisa.filevich@gmail.com
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Hi, If I understood correctly what you've done, that approach should work. I've had trouble getting this working properly though, and never had the time to figure out why. Perhaps you could try putting the two HTML files directly inside the Study1…
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The credentials are ‘admin’ for both username and password
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Hi, which operating system are you using, and how did you start jatos?
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Hi Jason, Exactly. One possibility, if your website is not too complex, is to make the last component of your JATOS study a copy of your website, containing all the information that you want people to see. Hope this helps Elisa
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Hi Gianluca, I didn't completely understand the third part of your question. I might be missing something obvious, but how does that relate to the batch session problem? Either way, I don't see an obvious problem with your use of the batch session…
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Hi Marko, If I understand your question correctly, I think you need to ask in the lab.js forum, right?
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Hi, if you're doing this with OSWeb, you should ask in their forum, as this is purely a front-end side question. I'll move your question there.
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Hi, there is no pre-set way at the moment, but if you have the skills you should be able to call any custom JS function from Unity, see for example https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/webgl-interactingwithbrowserscripting.html One day, with some time, w…
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Hi, that's easy to do. Just change the filenames of your HTML files, to (for example) index_component1.html and index_component2.html. Then in each of the components' properties, replace the name of the html file with the correct ones. And if your…
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Hi, Sorry for the delay (Christmas is to blame ;) Have you figured this out yet? I would have to run it and check it in more detail to be sure, but I suspect that the reason why it's not updating is that (e.g.) the function fillArrayWithValues on…
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Hi Leo, Sorry for the slow response, it’s holiday time already :) I don’t fully understand your questions. For the first one, you seem to have an unlikely but plausible explanation. But, if I understood it correctly, it doesn’t make sense to me. The…
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Hi Ursa, the way to do this is with the batch session functions, see here for more details: https://www.jatos.org/Session-Data-Three-Types.html it will be more difficult to adapt or modify your LabJS script than if you had programmed it “by hand” t…
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Hi Leo, No, that's not a common problem. weird. Which version are you using locally? On which OS? Can you open the browser console and check if you see any errors?
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Ah I see now, sorry. Can you check the console (if you enable developer tools). Are there any warnings or errors?
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This is question for OSWeb. I'll move it there
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Hi Marko, Yes, we understood you :) What we mean is that this is not an error. Your studies (probably) work well. It's just that people closed the browser before finishing the study.
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Hi Leo, We have a page in the docs explaining that, check it out: https://www.jatos.org/Combine-two-pre-written-studies-into-one.html Basically you should do this locally first, then import it into Mindprobe. Best Elisa