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Or do you think an easier solution could be to translate your script to the jsPsych element which is written solely in JavaScript? Then I can get rid of the sortStartingCondition.html file as well. That would be nice! I have tried to implement it, a…
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Hi @sebastiaan, Thanks a lot for your elaborated response. I really appreciate that you took your time to give my problem a try. It looks all good, but when I try to implement your javascript elements and combining it with the jsPsych element, it d…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for pointing out the insufficiencies in my first post. Do you mean randomize the order of the parts within participants, or randomizing across participants, that is, which participants will do which subpart? The first thing: I want…
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I'll try that. Hopefully somebody has the answer in there. That's alright. I had a lot of other stuff to do meanwhile so don't feel bad about that. :) Best, Martin
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Hi again, When I'm trying to run the html-script, which corresponds to the OS file, with a debugger; function, I don't get to do anything on the page. Note: I'm a novice in the universe of coding and HTML files. Is it possible to include as a inli…
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Hi Elisa, Thanks a lot for fixing the HTML after the Verschlimbesserung. :-) Now, the problem is still how I get the index-HTMLs of the Open Sesame files to work with the code which corresponds to part 3 and 4 in my study. I have placed the followi…
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Hi Elisa, Wow! Thank you so much. It works with the jsPsych part of the study now. That is really great. I see that you're keeping the quotes in the jatos.submitResultData component. Are there any specific reasons for that? Hm. I don't know what co…
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Uh that sounds like a most-read. I'll definitely check it out. Thanks for the recommendation. And yes StackOverflow is really useful, but most often I get quite overwhelmed by the (very) specific questions and elaborate answers. I find it hard to pi…
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Hi Elisa, Thanks a lot for getting back to me. It is indeed a problem when the jatos.submitResultData parameter does not expect the text input. I simply copy-pasted the code from your attached file above so I must admit that I haven't thought a lot…
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I don't know why it sent the comment three times..
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Hi Elisa, First, there was no value such as "order" defined in the on.finish-part. But then I added the line: let order=jatos.studySessionData["order"]; and called the debugger function just before the line: debugger; jatos.submi…
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Hi again, I tried out the study just to be sure that everyone gets a working link and the sorting of conditions is working as intended. Unfortunately, it does not work properly. I will try to describe the problem underneath. When I get the case &qu…
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I found out where the dog was buried (as you say in Danish), @elisa ! It was something as simple as remembering to include the head: <head> <script src="libs/jquery-3.1.1.min.js"></script> <script src="ja…
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Hi @kri That is a good idea. I will tell the participants to avoid using IE and Safari then. I have been piloting my study and one of the participants had a lot of trouble gaining access to the OSWeb link from the jatos server. It might have been b…
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Yeah it is right between the two functionalities. That would be great if @lvanderlinden could help. Then I also hope that the addition to the OSWeb script can be easily implemented into the jsPsych part of my study. Thanks a lot for your help thoug…
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Hi again, I found out that my problem is that I don't know where to place the script from the taskA, taskB or taskC in the OpenSesame html-files. If I place it underneath the </body> I get the situation described above. If I place it subseque…
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Okay. It was in the near future I caught some more problems.. Now, the problem is for the OpenSesame-html files that I see the following on one side of the screen and the OpenSesame study on the other. <p>You are running task <b>A</b&…
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Hi Elisa, No worries with the delayed feedback. I'm just happy that you are responding and helping me so much. :) Edit: Now, I got it to work! Thanks a lot for your great help! I really appreciate your responses. This is what makes this forum and t…
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Okay, now I get it. :) A, B, C and E are open sesame components with separate html files. 4 in total. D is a jsPsych element including HTML file and plugins. And then I actually also have the sortCondition.html file which is placed after the instr…
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Hi Elisa, Right now, the study in Jatos looks like this: Instructions - A Part 1 of a working memory test - B Part 2 of a working memory test - C Part 3 of a working memory test - D Goodbye - E It is the three different parts that I want to have eac…
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Hi Elisa, Thanks for getting back to me. I just start a new thread where I can formulate my problem better. Best, Martin
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Hi again, In a second thought, I think the problem has something to do with the JSON input written in JATOS. I don't really know what to put there with the above mentioned implementation. At the moment, I just have the same written as in the Rando…
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Hi @myrte_v Thanks a lot for uploading your solution which is just what I need for my study as well. However, I run into the following problem when I try to implement your code: start?srid=215:43 Uncaught ReferenceError: conditions is not defined …
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Thanks a lot again, Elisa! I will check it out so I can get the gist of it and hopefully use it on my own data. Have a good weekend😊 Best, Martin
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Hi @elisa, Thanks a lot for your reply. I think it could be a useful solution by downloading them seperately as components even though it might be quite annoying in the long run. I am quite a beginner to all this programming so I wonder if you maybe…
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Ah okay that makes sense. Thank you very much for your fast response. :) I definitely need to take a close look at the elements in the experiment as it is indeed a lot of copy-pasting. Best, Martin
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Btw my backend is Legacy and I get the same error-message if I'm using Chrome or Edge. You can have a look at my .oexp file here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/783/W2HKN6SXA6R6.osexp
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Hi @sebastiaan (and @lvanderlinden), I have encountered the same problem as Lena even though the issue should've been fixed as stated in Issue #40. See the attached picture. I've tried to include the [multichar_response] as well …
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Hi Elisa, Thank you so much for the quick response. It now runs just as it should be running. Best, Martin