[Umesh]

It’s working now! 🙂

[Umesh]

Hi,

I am also not able to download or view the results. I have tried it at different times in last two days. I just see the busy spinning wheel and it doesn’t progress. I know for sure I have two participants in ‘Data-collection’.

Link to the project: https://farm.pcibex.net/r/zWuoRH/

Thanks,
Umesh.

[Umesh]

Hi Jeremy,

Maybe this information is helpful to solve this bug — recently I was editing the main.js file for a project and faced the same problem that the changes were not immediately reflecting in the experiment. I made a copy but soon the problem started showing with the new copy (and a copy of the copy) as well. The code especially had problems in updating when I copy-pasted a couple of lines from elsewhere (instead of editing directly).

Best,
Umesh.

[Umesh]

It’s working now.
Thanks a lot for the quick response, Jeremy!

-Umesh.

[Umesh]

Hi Jeremy,

Duplicating the project seems to do the trick.
Thanks for the quick reply!

-Umesh

[Umesh]

Hi Jeremy,
thanks a lot for the reply and suggesting alternatives. Editing a file locally and uploading generally works but for a .js file it’s more convenient to edit it in the browser because of the code completion/suggestion feature.

Possibly now there is more traffic to the server due to the crisis, which leads to the excess in this error?

Cheers,
Umesh.

[Umesh]

Hi Jeremy,
Thanks a lot for the fix!

Two follow-ups:
1. The option of SetCounter("label", "inc", number) is not mentioned in the wiki (https://www.pcibex.net/wiki/penncontroller-setcounter/). If it’s going to be a permanent feature, it might be useful to have it there.

2. If SetCounter("label", 4) means set the counter to 4, not increment it by 4 then it is not consistent with the details on the wiki page

You can also pass a number, as the single argument if you define no label, or as the second argument if the first is a string for the label. The number will be used to increment (if positive) or decrement (if negative) the counter by its value.

Best,
Umesh.

[Umesh]

In case it’s still useful:

newButton("Replay")
    .print()
    .settings.callback(
        this.getAudio(audioName)
        .play()
        )

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