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And for that, you should ask @Daniel
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Best way is to tag @Daniel
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Hi, No, inserting that line will not work. You have to find in your HTML file a call to: jatos.endStudy() and replace it with: jatos.startNextComponent() If you are confused, paste the snippet of code that contains the endStudy function and I'l…
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You'd have to modify the actual script. I don't know how lab.js names its files, but it might be something like index.html (which will contain some embedded javascript)
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Hi, The first question here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/5468/integrating-osweb-as-a-jatos-component is (I think) exactly what you're asking. See my response immediately below that, and let me know if you need more help. Different people as…
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Hi, I don't think Kristian's suggestion was having the assets as a subfolder. The .html and assets for both components should be at the same level. OSWeb produces a single HTML, always names the same way (index.html), so you'll have to rename those…
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Hi, I suspect that is because (maybe) OSWeb uses jatos.endStudy at the end of the code. Can you open and edit your javascript? In that case, look for the call to jatos.endStudy() and replace it with jatos.startNextComponent() If this works, let u…
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Hi Jonah, In JATOS, you can't access a specific part of the data as such (data are protected in the database) but what you can do is store the relevant information into the Batch Session. This is visible to any participant in the same batch, outliv…
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HI Karla, I'm trying to follow up on this because several people asked a similar question and it's unclear if it's the same issue (an underlying bug in JATOS) or just different people having issues with the OSWeb code/JATOS GUI use. Did you solve is…
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And what happens if you run the study yourself? Does it work and can you collect and see the data?
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Hi Hulya, This is a completely different question from your questions above, right? (Just to be sure I understand). In those cases it's best to open a new thread. Without more information, it's difficult to know if the problem is on the server sid…
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Hi Craig, This is a feature, not a bug. It’s there partly to keep the JATOS user accounts properly separated. In your case, it sounds like you should create many batches of the same study. You can then use each of the batch properties to specify v…
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Hi Mad, this seems to be an OSWeb problem, not a hosting one (i.e., the script doesn't work as expected with touch screens.) I'll move your question to the OSWeb forum.
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HI Karla, Regarding downloading results, when I try to download in the "duration" section, it appears for example "00:13:55 (not finished yet)" even though the participant has completed the test, and the results do not download …
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Hi, I already replied to this question here, did you see it? http://www.cogsci.nl/forum/discussion/6378/json-input-in-study-vs-batch-properties
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Hi Karla, You probably clicked on 'Export Metadata', which gives you the experiment duration etc. Click on 'Download Results' to export your result data. It sounds like you're using cortex.jatos.org, which, as you noticed, gets reset every day and …
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If you did the study with OSWeb, and expect OSWeb to add it automatically, there might be something wrong in your study scripts. But as long as the data you see in the results table is exported completely in the exported .txt file, I would say this …
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Hi Kian, that’s right. If you export results, you only get what you stored in the result data (the text-only field that is stored within each result, and that you can preview by expanding each result row on the table). The worker ID is not part of …
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The answer depends a lot on your instructions but if you're familiar with a HTML (and it sounds like you are, at least with the basics), you could follow one of our two Instructions/Consent Form examples: https://github.com/JATOS/JATOS_examples/raw/…
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Hi Nina, The short answer is yes: you can simply re-upload your study, replace to old files in JATOS, and the old links will point to the new version. However this depends on that both your studies have the same UUID (you see that in your study pr…
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Hi, First, two important things: - keep in mind that JATOS supports LDAP only minimally at the moment. For example, users have to be created by hand in JATOS, and only then they can access it with their LDAP credentials. We intend to extend all this…
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This is a question for @Daniel , I think
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Then you should ask them, as I really don't know. @Daniel might be able to help
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Hi, to add to this: What you want to do is append the results from each trial to the results stored in JATOS. As Kristian said, you don't need an extra PHP script for this. JATOS provides a javascript library (jatos.js) that does this for you. Beca…
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Hi, The simple answer is that it depends on your javascript, i.e. how you've written your code. Did you use a toolbox?I suspect you used OSWeb (because in your question you don't clarify it and we're in the same forum-platform). But keep in mind t…
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Perfect!
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log in with username: admin, password: admin http://www.jatos.org/Installation.html
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Don't worry, you are not the first one, we'll improve the docs when we have the time. First question is: do you have a local JATOS instance, or are you working on a server? I.e., did you download JATOS and run it on your local computer? That'S the f…
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Hi Angelina, What probably happened is that you just zipped your HTML/JS files by hand. JATOS in fact expects a .jzip file (in reality a .zip file renamed to discourage people from doing what you did). The .jzip file contains a lot of other informa…
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Hi Marta, this is not a JATOS issue actually (remember that JATOS is only the server-side, so it only has to do with how data are sent and stored in the server, and how assets are requested). If you're working on OpenSesame, you should post it in th…