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Hi, The short answer is: There is a way, but probably not with OSWeb. If you use 'component' in the same way that JATOS does, as far as I know OSWeb will always create a study with a single component, so there's no way to restart from the last comp…
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Hi Maryam, This sounds like a frontend question. I.e. it has to do with javascript and the way you coded your experiment. Not with JATOS (the way you serve it). Again @lvanderlinden might be able to help. Also, please keep in mind that the forum (…
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That all looks good, go ahead and good luck with your study :)
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Before you go on, could you please give us a bit more details about your experiment (following the "Playing rules" in the link I sent you). We need to know how much traffic to expect (number of participants at once, size of each dataset co…
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You're probably using cortex.jatos.org That's our tryout server. (http://www.jatos.org/JATOS-Tryout-Server.html) The server is intended only for people to see how jatos looks, and to click around. It's not meant to run experiments because it will r…
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The links don't expire. They will be good as long as your server is up. If you are using experiments.jatos.org, you can count on it being up at least until end of January. Elisa
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Hi Maryam, The first step is to check that your OpenSesame experiment works in a browser. (You might have added features that are only available for OpenSesame, but not OSWeb). There is a feature to check this, but it's within OSWeb. I haven't tri…
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Hi Kelly, Yes, what you described is intended. This way you can change the properties of the study without having to change the link. To do what you want, there are several options. I describe two here: The easiest, no-coding: Simply clone your stu…
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As Kristian said this is an OSWeb issue, but I just wanted to mention that, indeed, timing varies between browsers and computers. There are a few papers that have tried to describe these variations systematically. E.g.: https://psyarxiv.com/jfeca/ …
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Ah, that makes sense. We've had this before with image extensions (.PNG vs .png). You're using two different OSs on the server and your local computer and they can have different restrictions and case-sensitivities. In any case happy to hear it work…
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Hi, I looked at your study. To fix your problem, simply go to your study properties (click on the button Properties on the dark-blue study bar), and change the information in the field: "Study assets directory name" This is the name of t…
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Hi, Kikl13, The first thing to do would be to go to your browser's developer tools. (e.g. in Chrome, View -> Developer -> Developer Tools) and check whether there any error messages logged in the console. Can you check what you get and copy i…
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Hi Vlada, This will not really solve your problem, but I have two comments: If you need to distribute the link, why not use a general multiple worker? You don't usually need to go in and modify the jatos.js library. There's a function to redirect …
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If the information is there on the text file, then it's not an issue of storing the data but converting it instead. I've moved the conversation to OSWeb and am tagging @lvanderlinden who might be able to answer. Best
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Hi Lorenzo, OSWeb and lab.js are the only two toolboxes that create experimental scripts that will work out-of-the-box with JATOS. For all others, you'll have to make some modifications. These are straightforward, but they do require some minimal …
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Hi Jonah, This is possible. First, I would recommend you anyway download your data before changing the experiment. I understand you want to download it all together but it's always safer to have a backup copy in (the unusual) case that something g…
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Then your JSON string is wrong. Without more information, that's all I can say.
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Ok, it looks like you didn't include all the necessary .html scripts. Let me try to explain: Each JATOS study is associated with a single folder. (In your case, 2bc3cd3c...). Each component within a study is associated with a single .html file. OSW…
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Hi, I'm not sure exactly path to add to sort conditions. Can you list the contents of the folder 2bc3cd3c...? (Unzip the folder if you haven't yet) I can then tell you which path to write for each component Best Elisa
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Hi Jason, A few things: Are you sure that an intentional binding paradigm will work online? You're expecting effects in the order of tens of ms, if I'm not mistaken. That's not (usually) the kind of temporal resolution that you might get from the b…
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H Alexis, This is most likely an OSWeb issue: not all features supported by opensesame are also included in OSWeb, because there are two different underlying programming languages. Maybe @Daniel can give you more details Best Elisa
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Hi So So, This is most likely a question for @Daniel. It sounds to me like you're using a feature that is implemented for OpenSesame but not for OSWeb (the two have two different underlying programming languages and not all features are supported in…
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Hi Cristina, Are you sure you didn't get any error message? On your browser, if you go to Developer Tools (e.g. On Chrome: View->Developer->Developer Tools) you should be able to see an error message in red Best Elisa
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So the thing is: JATOS has never automatically added any kind of metadata to the results. Any information about workerID, BatchID, etc that were these on Study A will have had to be added explicitly on your script, i.e. by OSWeb. The reason for thi…
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Hi Anne, you have several questions, see below: if I understand your answer correctly, the data which were already saved will not be overwritten. Is this correct? Yes, that's correct. However, I would recommend you always back up your data before ch…
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Hi Kian, I don't know Cint, but in principle the answer is yes, you can simply add another query parameter, so your link will look like this: publix/59/start?batchId=63&generalMultiple&id=[ID] It looks like Cint replaces the ID automaticall…
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Hi Jonah, I don't know which solution you used, but one way would be to create a second component where you have a form for long text. I can't think of any way to store data privately (so not in the batch session data) but also separately from the…
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Hi Roger (Argh, I added an answer and it got deleted. I'll try again.) I have an idea that might help as a workaround for the hard-coded "batch complete" error message. It does require a bit of JS skills, but it's not complicated at all.…
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Hi Roger, I just had a thought, as a workaround to the fact that, as Kristian said, that "batch complete" message is hard-coded in JATOS and you can't change it. I don't know how you coded your study and how comfortable you are with JS, …
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Hi Felix, We already answered the question on the google group. Did enabling the worker type help? Other than that, I had another thought: Where exactly are you clicking the button on the worker sandbox? This is confusing in MTurk, but you can't ac…