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Hi @OmerBirka , great to hear and thanks for getting back to us. :)
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Hi @Joanna_RUG , Good luck and keep us posted. Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Sannee , Is this what you are looking for? Add a few lines to the end of the inline_javascript item to check whether a timeout occurred (in which case the built-in variable "response" will have the value "None"): if (vars.r…
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Hi @fdelpopolocristaldi , In OSWeb, Python code is indeed not supported, which is why you need to translate your code to JavaScript. Would this (second) template be of any help? https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6755/templates-for-online-question…
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Hi @meto , Great to hear that you got so far!! :) I think you did not upload the most recent version of your experiment, because this one does not contain a click loop and click sequence. However, I think the issue that you are describing is due …
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Hi @tong , Yes, as far as I know participants randomly get assigned one of the possible subject numbers. So with this procedure, by chance, it is possible that the number of participants in each condition (A,B,C or D) is not equal. If you want a fi…
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Hi @dockasaurusrex , Sorry for the late reply. I got the 'aww-span' message too. (But I think it was when my wifi temporarily lost connection.) If you took all the necessary precautions, like cleaning cache and cookies, running in incognito mode an…
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Hi @Sannee , Nice to see that you got so far. I think you should only repeat the part of the trial_sequence where the next button should be clicked. So you can add the additional loop-sequence structure at this level of your trial, like so: https:…
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Hi @Shintaro , You can't just import a powerpoint file into OpenSesame. Instead, you have to program the task yourself. I looked at the design of your experiment, and it is definitely doable in OpenSesame. One question though: How are you going t…
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Great to hear @zach_researcher !
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Thanks Dock! :)
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Hi @Wendy , Sorry for the late reply, and for the probably unsatisfying answer, but I'm afraid coroutines are not supported in OSWeb. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/osweb/#supported-functionality If you describe the sequence of events i…
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Hi Adriana, To use variable images, you could do the following: Add all the picture files to the file pool Create a new column in the loop where you also defined the variables Letter, correct_response, etc. This column should contain the pictures …
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Hi @meto , Yesterday I uploaded two Youtube videos about using regions of interest (which is what you are looking for here). The first one is about doing this with the graphical user interface (dragging and dropping). You can use this one if you ru…
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Hi @Sannee , Thanks for your post! :) First off, I just uploaded a video on how to use regions of interest in OSWeb. This can perhaps be of help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L9pzw4tpx8 Indeed, OSWeb does not (yet) support linking sketchpad it…
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Hi @rlaycock , I'm tagging @Daniel ; Daniel, could you perhaps have a look at this? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Shintaro , Thanks for your interest in OpenSesame and welcome to the forum! :) Is it possible to share your powerpoint presentation by uploading it here (by clicking the paperclip icon below)? Cheers, Lotje
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Great Robin, thanks for getting back to us with the solution! :)
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In any case, the unexpected identifier that the error message is referring to seems to be the word "of"...
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Hi @JasperdeWaard , I think the version of JavaScript that OpenSesame uses is not the most recent, and that therefore, as you already guessed, for of loops (in contrast to for in loops?) are not supported. @sebastiaan , could you confirm this? Ch…
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Hi @rlaycock , Welcome to the forum and good to hear that you got so far in finding the solution! :) It sounds like you are trying to use the variable "stim_duration" before it defined in the inline_script item. Did you make sure that: Yo…
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Hi @JasperdeWaard , Is it possible to upload the script? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Joanna_RUG , Yes, this is certainly possible. How about the following procedure? Firstly, define your sentences in the block_loop the same way that you did in E-Prime, that is, by having separate columns for Phrase 1, Phrase2, Target_minus_1 (…
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Closed as a duplicate of this thread: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6893/go-no-go-multiple-images#latest
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Hi @AdrianaMartins , First off, you don't have to open multiple discussions to get an answer. In fact, doing so will make searching the forum less clear for future visitors... But welcome to the forum and thanks for your interest in OpenSesame. :) …
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Great, thanks for letting us know! :)
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But amazing that you found the issue! :) It'll probably be fixed soon
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Hi @gvh , To my knowledge, this is not possible, sorry. You can, however, append some items to the beginning of your experimental hierarchy (for example form items) to ask these questions, collect the corresponding responses and subsequently use t…
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Hi @favdberg , Thanks for pointing this out! Turns out that there is a bug in the newest version of OSWeb which makes thatloops with only a single cycle are skipped. Sebastiaan filed an issue and there'll hopefully be an update very soon. https://g…
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Hi @Kassiopi , You can create a new column in the block_loop that indicates whether the sound should be played or not. In the screenshot below, I created the variable "play_beep", which can have the value "yes" or "no"…