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Thank you so much Jeremy! I added the code you shared and it works!
I’m sorry about the attack. I didn’t know. I don’t have any problems now.
Thanks again.
Ecenur
Hi Jeremy,
I have seen that
<html translate="no">tag should work for Google Chrome’s auto-translate feature. However, I couldn’t find where to add it in my experiment. So, I created an empty experiment to try a few things out. But then I started getting “Internal Server Error” messages. At first, I thought it was temporary, so I logged out. Now, I can’t even log in to my account. When trying to access the experiments, it keeps giving this error: “We’re sorry, but something went wrong. If you are the application owner check the logs for more information.”I googled this and it seems to result when there is a corrupted file. I guess I broke something in my account. If you need to delete the experiments, I have backups. I would just like to keep my username. Sorry to trouble you.
Thanks.
Ecenur
Thank you so much Jeremy.
AddTabledidn’t solve the issue for the affected devices, but I’ve finally found what is causing it.Their Google Chrome had the “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read” option on and that was translating the pages into Turkish, as if the pages were in English when in fact they were in Turkish. So, that’s how they got the weird sentences. It wasn’t anything to do with the files or the farm.
Maybe this will be something to add to the documentation… Anyway, thanks again.
Best,
EcenurNo, those words were never in any of the csv files I have used. I refresh the page after deleting and uploading (thanks to the auto-save problem). I deleted and reuploaded the files several times. I reduced them to one file and changed the code accordingly. So, the filename was different, too. I even created an empty project and uploaded
main.jsand csv files there. That didn’t work, either.Do you think using the native-ibex latin-square design could work? Since the questions will be in
main.js, there can’t be any retrieving problem, I guess.Thank you so much.
Ecenur
Yes, I’m sorry. I was just trying some things to find the cause of the problem.
I see I wasn’t clear. I’m sorry. What you described is close to what’s happening. So, some words of the questions in
row.questionget mixed up with other words of other questions. Sometimes there are even words that does not exist anywhere in my csv file but it’s still the correct language, just not grammatical.Let’s say some questions consist of words={a, b, c, d, e, f, g}, and one question is supposed to be “a b c d e” but some participants are getting “a c m k e” or “a d f g e”. “m” and “k” are not even in any of the questions in the csv file. How did/do they get there??? Why did some of the actual words disappear?
And this is happening only on some devices, and not others. I’m so confused.
Could it have anything to do with utf-8 encoding in the csv files? I have to use non-English characters and that’s why I had to use csv utf-8, though I didn’t see anyone else have this problem. Confusing… I can’t think of anything that may cause this.
Thanks again.
Ecenur