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Hi Jason! When I wrote the last message I had a different scenario in mind: participant closes browsers -> reopens browser and continues with the last webpage they were one (and without clicking on the study link again). In this scenario the stud…
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Hi Fabrice! I guess you export the result data as an text file and your data are in JSON format. JATOS just stores the result data in its database as text without caring for the format (e.g. JSON). It's weird that it works on Mindprobe but not on yo…
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Hi! I guess you are talking about restarting a study run after a participant closed the browser or the tab in the browser. If the browser tab is still open with the study running it should be no problem to continue where the participant stopped befo…
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Hi Fabrice! For the result file size it is jatos.resultUploads.maxFileSize (https://www.jatos.org/JATOS_Configuration.html#max-file-size). It is one of JATOS configuration parameter. You can read more about how to use them in the beginning of the li…
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I'm sorry, my schedule right now is overwhelmingly full with duties and I just can't offer this type of extensive service for free.
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Hi Nathan, First a hint, questions are more visible if you post each new question in its own forum thread. Don't add something to a question in 2024 that is from 2021. Second, 3.5.8 is pretty old. I know it can be challenging to update a running sy…
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Hi Julius, greetings from Tübingen! we are utilizing JATOS to store data from a static webpage that hosts our Data Collection Tool I can't say I really understand what you are doing there :) But you can get the recent jatos.js (3.9.3) at https://ra…
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Hi, I suspect that the size of the images or an unstable internet connection might be contributing to these problems. Any advice or solutions you can offer would be greatly appreciated! Yes, this is what I guess is happening here. If something works…
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Usually, it is not straight forward to access a web-application (like JATOS) that runs on a different computer although in the same network. That stems from how most local networks are set up in modern times. From JATOS point of view there is no di…
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Now I'm confused about your setup. Does each computer has its own local JATOS installation? Or do you have one JATOS locally installed on one computer and access this somehow from all the other computers?
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You can sign-in with the same JATOS account on different browsers or computers. Just an idea, maybe you have a different keyboard layout or caps-lock is on? Best, Kristian
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Hi asifzach, The latest release 3.9.3 from yesterday should fix your issue. It is already deployed to Mindprobe. I'd be happy if you can confirm. Best, Kristian
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That is annoying. I can only assume that the file picker JATOS is using does not care for the set sensor location. I guess you have to wait for an fix of this bug in JATOS. Or, have you tried Firefox? Maybe the timezone handling is different there. …
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I'll fix this soon, but the time consuming part is to do a new release of JATOS and there I can not promise anything - a couple days maybe.
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Yes, this was only for me for confirmation that it is indeed the timezone that JATOS cannot deal with. I'll fix this. Sorry about the inconvenience. In the meantime you can set another timezone in Chrome like it is described here: https://stackoverf…
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Interesting. Apparently JATOS cannot parse your timezone. Can you please open the Dev Tools / Console and run the command: new Date().toString().match(/\(([^\)]+)\)$/)[1] and post the result here. K.
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Can you please post a screenshot of the errors here?
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That is strange. I just had a look in Mindprobe and found a user that starts with 'asifzach', like your username here. Can I assume that is your user in Mindprobe? It says you never signed in so far. When you open the developer tools of your browser…
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Hi asifzach! Sorry, but you have to be more specific. You got an account. Nice. What type of account do you have? A local one, an ORCID one? Do you get an error message? With kind regards, Kristian
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Hi Sigmund! The fix is part of the release v3.9.2. Best, Kristian
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Hi! If you have an ORCID iD, you can sign in directly into Mindprobe: https://jatos.mindprobe.eu/. And from https://mindprobe.eu/: If you do not have an ORCID iD, or if you do not want to use this for your MindProbe account, then you can request acc…
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Hi Sigmund! I actually looked a bit deeper into this issue today and found that under some circumstances the reason that jquery cannot be found is not the browser's cache fault but lies on JATOS' side. I'm investigating further. Best, Kristian
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Hi Sigmund! That seems to be a caching issue with your browser / JATOS. Mindprobe got updated recently to the latest JATOS version and the latest jatos.js uses the latest jquery library (3.7.1 instead of 3.5.1). I see three possible solutions: 1) Y…
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Nice you figured it out, Jason! Good luck with your experiment!
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@sebastiaan I understand. Hopefully we'll have this in the future.
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Hi Heidi, It's difficult to say, what went wrong with the study run of your participant. OSWeb's error message "A problem occurred: failed to transfer data." is quite generic. But my first idea is that there was some issue with the network…
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Hi! Just a little hint at the start: It is always better to start a new question in the forum. It might be overlooked otherwise. First two points of advice: Do backups of everything JATOS related before doing the update of JATOS. You can also get p…
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@sebastiaan I understand and it's probably a bigger effort to restructure OSWeb in a way to enable it to build multi-component JATOS studies. Maybe, it could be worth it to just do the file naming issue earlier - if it is a quick change? Then people…
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I think the main reason for this problem that in OSWeb the same filename is used for actual different files from different experiments, e.g. /js/osweb.b550aae48755b942591f.bundle.js or /js/vendors~osweb.620553755c063073df3c.bundle.js have the same n…
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Hi Jason, sorry for taking so long to answer, I was busy releasing the new version of JATOS. You have some pretty complicated code here. It took me a while to see what I think is the culprit here. There is a lot going on in this script. Many scripts…