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Hi, weird indeed. Just a few initial questions. How did you access the study? By logging in to mind probe, or via a study link? Did you share this study (the exported .jzip) publicly? Each study had a UUID (a unique identifier). If somebody downloa…
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Hi Runyu, In case it's helpful, we now have an example study with jsPsych that shows you how to allow participants to reload. This is all handled primarily from the client (jsPsych) side - just keep that in mind. In the JATOS example pages, just s…
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Excellent. Glad you figured it out!
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Hi Jesse, strange, could you post the part of your jsPsych script where you submit data, finish one component, and ask jatos to go to the next? I could imagine that the order of those functions is somehow messing things up
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We seem to have missed this message, apologies. However, it sounds like a frontend (i.e. jsPsych) problem. I would suggest you ask in their forum
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Hi Jesse, sorry, somehow we never got a notification of this message. From what you described, I think you are doing this wrong. If the study works on your local JATOS, you should first export it. Study Bar -> Export Study. Did you do that firs…
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Also, a better way to solve your problem could be to follow an example. Go to https://www.jatos.org/Example-Studies and search for 'Randomize'. You'll find two example studies that might be easier to adapt to your needs.
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Hi, As far as I understand your code, this problem has nothing to do with JATOS, it's to do with how you use the studyResultId to obtain the subject_nr. I would recommend you debug this in the console, to get the output at every line, and see if yo…
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Hi, first, check that the path and file names match exactly that of your files, especially on upper/lower case. Local installations can be forgiving on capitalization, whereas the server instance is not.
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@sebastiaan will be able to answer this best
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My first guess is that your data take a bit longer to send to your server, and if you put another command after it, you end up redirecting before the data get the chance to get sent. Try using jatos.endStudyAndRedirect instead, that relies on a Pro…
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Sure, there's a very easy way to share data between components. Just write and then read from the jatos variable jatos.studySessionData https://www.jatos.org/jatos.js-Reference.html#jatosstudysessiondata
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That’s weird. Then we would need more information, in order to know what might be the problem. Let’s see: Did this happen with any study or just with yours? Can you download one from the example studies page and try if that fails, too? How are yo…
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Hi, The first thing that comes to mind is that the data you're trying to send to the server are too large. How big is one dataset?
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Hi, The JATOS worker ID increases with any new participant taking part in any study running on the same server, so they are not a good way to implement counterbalancing. Have you seen the example studies that implement this? If you go to the Exampl…
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Hi, if you are using your own server, you can change this in the JATOS config, see the docs here: https://www.jatos.org/JATOS_Configuration.html#result-data
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Sorry to jump in with what is probably a silly question, but your last description made me think of this: Are the data being sent by any chance after every trial? If it's jsPsych, there's a chance this is the case, and that would put unnecessary lo…
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Hi Deni, If it worked before, it might work again. What changed in between, did you update anything? Which server are you using? Also, it's good that you can reproduce the error. It makes troubleshooting possible. Can you open the console (under De…
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Hi, I assume you now have two components, each of them running separate scripts. I did not understand what your desired output format is: do you want your OSWeb-csv file alone, or together with your other, plain JavaScript component? If you want th…
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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…