getSelector(id).select(element) Selects the specified element. Example: [js highlight=”9″ try=”true”]newImage(“square”, “square.png”) , newImage(“triangle”, “triangle.png”) .settings.before( getImage(“square”) ) .print() , newSelector(“shapes”) .settings.add( getImage(“square”) , getImage(“triangle”) ) .select( getImage(“square”) ) .wait()[/js] Adds two images side by side, selects the image square by default, and waits for a click on either one of them.
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scale.settings.vertical
getScale(id).settings.vertical() (since beta 0.3) Makes the buttons and labels of the scale appear vertically, with the initially left-most value to the bottom and the initially right-most value on top. If you also use , top labels will accordingly appear on the right, and bottom labels will appear on the left. Example: [js highlight=”3″ try=”true”]newScale(“slider”, 100) …
scale.settings.slider
getScale(id).settings.slider() (since beta 0.3) Transforms the scale into a slider. Note that sliders always have a default value in order to place their cursor. If you do not use the settings command , the central (or next-to-central) value will be used. The Comments column of the results line will report how long it took to …
scale.settings.radio
getScale(id).settings.radio() Makes the buttons of the scales appear as radio buttons. Example: [js highlight=”3″ try=”true”]newScale(“score”, “Terrible”, “Bad”, “Good”, “Terrific”) .settings.before( newText(“left”, “The last movie I saw was “) ) .settings.radio() .settings.labelsPosition(“top”) .print() .wait() [/js] Adds a scale with 4 horizontally aligned radio buttons to the screen, with their respective labels appear on top of them, …
scale.settings.once
getScale(id).settings.once() Disables the scale after the first selection has happened. [js highlight=”4″ try=”true”]newScale(“hunger”, 5) .settings.before( newText(“left”, “Right now, I am… very hungry “) ) .settings.after( newText(“right”, ” not hungry at all”) ) .settings.once() .print() .wait() [/js] Adds a 5-point radio scale and waits for a click on one of its buttons, after which selection cannot …
scale.settings.log
getScale(id).settings.log() or getScale(id).settings.log(“last”) (since beta 0.4) or getScale(id).settings.log(“first”) (since beta 0.4) or getScale(id).settings.log(“all”) Adds a line to the result file indicating which button is selected at what time(stamp). Leaving the parentheses blank is equivalent to passing only “last”: only the very last option to be selected will be saved. If “first”, then the very first …
scale.settings.labelsPosition
(Since version 1.0, formerly labels) getScale(id).settings.labelsPosition(“bottom”) or getScale(id).settings.labelsPosition(“left”) (since version 1.0) or getScale(id).settings.labelsPosition(“top”) or getScale(id).settings.labelsPosition(“right”) (since version 1.0) Sets the position of the labels of the scale to bottom, left, top or right. If you did not specify labels, the buttons’ indices will be used instead. [js highlight=”3″ try=”true”] newScale(“score”, “Bad”, “So-so”, “Good”) .settings.radio() .settings.labelsPosition(“right”) …
scale.settings.labels
Deprecated since version 1.0. Use the settings command instead.
scale.settings.horizontal
getScale(id).settings.horizontal() (since beta 0.3) Makes the buttons and labels of the scale appear horizontally. This is the default aesthetics of scales. Note: until version 1.0, you need to call print (again) for the settings to take effect. Example: [js highlight=”10″ try=”true”] newScale(“slider”, 100) .settings.slider() .settings.vertical() .print() , newButton(“rotate”, “Horizontal slider”) .print() .wait() , getScale(“slider”) .settings.horizontal() …
scale.settings.default
getScale(id).settings.default( value ) (since beta 0.3) Makes a value selected by default when printing the scale element. You can pass either an index or a text value as value. Note that sliders necessarily have a default value. If you do not use .default to specify one, the central one will be used (or next to …