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Hi Martin, It will take me a few days to find the time to debug your study, but what happens if you put a breakpoint on that line in the console? jatos.submitResultData(resultCSV, "Task complete, moving to the next", () => { jatos.sta…
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Dear Thanasis, Happy to hear it works, and thanks for your feedback. We do have rather thorough documentation in jatos.org, but I agree all this is a bit difficult to make sense of, if you have very little programming background or knowledge of int…
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Hi, I fixed your study, download it from here https://www.dropbox.com/s/6kqubnstguvyvry/lexical_decision_fixed.jzip?dl=0 and simply import it into JATOS (on the top bar, go to Import Study to import the jzip directly). What you had to do was copy a…
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Also, I think that you could ask for a text input (I think it's called a form) in OSWeb. There, participants would enter their ID and that would be automatically stored with your data. But best to ask at the OSWeb forum, I remember reading that this…
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Ah, I see. That's something that the OSWeb people will be better able to answer actually. Your question falls somewhere between JATOS and OSWeb, so it's a bit hard, but I am not familiar with the structure of the OSWeb HTML files. I suspect you'll h…
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Hi, jatos.startNextComponent() is a function that you will need to include at the end of the JavaScript generated by OSWeb. As far as I know/remember, OSWeb already includes by default this function at the end of the JavaScripts so you shouldn't n…
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Hi Martin, I didn't fully understand your last message (and I can't run the study easily, it would be easier if you could create a .jzip by exporting your study from JATOS), but it sounds like you got it to mostly work. Or did I misunderstand? The …
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Hi Martin, I replied yesterday, but fir some reason the post didn't appear here, maybe because it had an attachment. Let me try again and sorry for the -this time unnecessary- delay). In your case you could try one of our contributed examples (whi…
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Ok, then maybe one of the contributed examples will help (attached). Here you can set the maximum number of participants per starting condition, by changing the Properties of the component called Sort Starting Condition. Here there are just three du…
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Hi, Yes, it does make sense, but my question is how exactly it's implemented. The reason I'm asking is because the exact answer depends on how your study is structured. Do you have a single component (HTML script) that is split into all those parts…
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Hi Martin, Sorry for the delay, we're really busy these days.One more question, and I'll try to reply quicker. How exactly is your study, do you have 5 components in Jatos, or just 3, each of which corresponds to one of the orders you want?
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Hi Martin, This question is getting a bit confusing and hard to follow, sorry. I agree with you: you modified the HTML file from the study example and included the line const distinctValues = [...new Set(conditions)].sort(); Which requires condit…
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Hi Christina, I'm not sure this is the reason -in particular, I'm not sure I would expect an empty entry-, but could it be that you sent the link over slack/facebook/whatsapp/Gmail? Some of these services open the link (to produce the little snippe…
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In the top version I see no info.jas file, which you will need. Without it, you'll get an invalid study. Also, maybe the problem is with the tmp*.osexp files do (those come from OSWeb, I actually don't know what they so) so maybe jatos can't proper…
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Yes, you said that you import things directly on to the server. The easiest way to do this is to run a local jatos instance, as I mentioned initially. This is straightforward and will work on all OSs. If you want to avoid it, do the following: (this…
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Hi, to understand what’s going on: Could you check the UUIDs of both studies? Namely the one you edited locally and the one on the server that you want to overwrite. If they differ, that will explain why you’re not being prompted to overwrite. when…
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Sure, You'll find an example of reading and analysing a (completely different) dataset in the JATOS example study Mouse Tracking with Arithmetics (within the Example studies page: http://www.jatos.org/Example-Studies.html) Unzip it and check insid…
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Just had another thought. If you need this to be in small groups of people, you might also want to look into the group studies docs. You could use the Group Session data to run several of this between-participant data exchange groups in parallel
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We're extremely busy these days, sorry for the delay in replying. But good to hear you figured it out and thank you IT angel!
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Hi Martin, Perhaps the easiest is to export the results separately for each component: instead of exporting them from the Study Results table, you can export them from the Component Results table. Then convert them separately depending on the data …
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Hi Giulio, The way to do this is with the Batch Session data (http://www.jatos.org/Session-Data-Three-Types.html#comparative-overview) which is a way to store data that: Outlive an experimental run Are visible to any participant in the study batch -…
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Hi Zach, Have a look at our docs: http://www.jatos.org/Run-an-experiment-with-JATOS-Workflow.html. There are visuals there. You created a study on OSWeb and imported it directly on the server. That's fine. But given that you (if I understood it corr…
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Hi Martin, I might be wrong but I think you're simply missing a comma after `timeline: timeline` https://www.jspsych.org/overview/experiment-options/ In any case the error points to a syntax error in your javascript. If this doesn't help, people at…
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Ah, I see. I misunderstood. Then it is likely an OSWeb issue. In the JATOS log you'll find any errors related to data transfer to/from the server. If you don't see anything suspicious there, it's likely a JavaScript problem that doesn't get logged o…
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Hi Marta, In general, it can be pretty hard to diagnose problems on participants' side (the client-side) because you don't know what really happened, unless they share e.g. a screenshot of their browser and console. If you know the participant, it'…
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This is a front-end (OSWeb) question. Moved the discussion there.
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Hi Zach, If I understand correctly, you want to keep the same UUID after modifying a study, right? You can't really modify a UUID by hand. Instead you should: Export your study (which I imagine is running on a server?). I'll call this version A. Im…
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I've now moved the whole thread to OSWeb, and again @lvanderlinden will be able to help.
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I've moved the discussion to OSWeb, @lvanderlinden be able to help you there
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Hi, That screen you see is actually what participants will see when they run your study. So they will click on the study link, be redirected to a page (in a different tab, I think) and then, when they finish the study and get the confirmation code,…