[vlanglois]

Hi Jeremy,

Just wanted to give an update for completeness. We restarted our own server after the crash, and now all of our uploads are working now, including the files that have disappeared.

[vlanglois]

Hi Jeremy,

That’s correct. Neither of those zip files appear in the uploads subfolder on the server.

Val

[vlanglois]

Hi Jeremy,

Thanks for responding! Yes we are still experiencing this issue. We didn’t see your zip files in the server upload folder.

Val

[vlanglois]

Right, only for the flanker-sentence combinations would the preceding flanker image matter. This would be the only combination that matters since it is made up of only experimental items. Then, the rest are fillers. Therefore, I think to make things simpler, it would be easier to have the latinMix function take three labels, flanker-sentence, flanker, and sentence. It would also cover the remaining combinations, though sometimes there might be 3 of the same tasks in a row, which shouldn’t be a problem.

Thank you again! Sorry I didn’t explain this experiment very well from the beginning.

Val

[vlanglois]

Sorry for the confusion! I was hoping that I could control which flanker image (i.e. the direction of the middle arrow) would precede the sentence task, but I didn’t mention this in the original post. I believe that I can do that with a template that combines the two tasks, and I also think your second solution in your recent post should work, which will probably be the way to go.

For the latinMix function, does this mean there is no way to modify it to intermix between three different tasks?

Thanks for helping me out with everything!

[vlanglois]

Thanks Jeremy! If I wanted to control which flanker task image precedes the sentence task, would this be hard to incorporate? In this case, would I have to keep the template with both tasks in it?

E.g.

Sequence( latinMix(randomize("flanker-sentence"), randomize("sentence"),randomize("flanker")) )

Template("flanker.csv", row => newTrial("flanker", /* ... */ ) )
Template("sentence.csv", row => newTrial("sentence", /* ... */ ) )
Template("flanker-sentence.csv", row => newTrial("flanker-sentence", /* ... */ ) )

[vlanglois]

Thanks! It worked perfectly.

[vlanglois]

Thanks! I figured it was something I was missing.

Is there anyway to hide certain elements when the page first loads? I have a couple of conditionals, which work when you click on “No” for the first question. It works correctly when loaded as a HTML page locally, but not when it is called within PCIbex. Is it because the button is interfering with the javascript?

https://farm.pcibex.net/r/AFfjMK/

[vlanglois]

Could you let us know when you are done clearing up space, if it’s not too much of a hassle? I’ve also been having the same issue, though luckily I have finished running most of my participants.

Thanks!

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