URL of experiment: https://run.pavlovia.org/jeong9793/test1
Description of the problem:
I am getting a 403 Forbidden error message when I try to run/pilot my experiment on Pavlovia.
I did export HTML before creating the project, and I have no idea where I am getting an error from.
Are you logged in? I get that when clicking on someone elseās experiment link.
Also, I think you may get that error if the experiment isnāt running or has no credits
You do have to pilot from Pavlovia rather than the runner.
Have you checked that the files have been uploaded?
Thank you for your reply. I am logged in to pavlovia, and have about three credits assigned to the experiment. When I click āview codeā, the folder containing the psychopy file and HTML folder is uploadedā¦
It looks like your experiments is in a directory called list1 inside a directory called test1.
PsychoPy/Pavlovia assume that there is one experiment per directory.
Your test1 repository currently contains all manners of document, together with a desktop.ini and a ixplorer.exe.
I would encourage you to delete that experiment and try again in the manner I recommended.
Does that make sense?
Alain
Yes!
Last time I made a project, I did from the builder view in Psychopy, which required the local root folder to be desktop ā that was why there were other unrelated files and folders in the repository.
So I created a new project in the Gitlab and pushed files using cmd, so that the repository only contains the files in the list1 folder, and now I can run the experiment online. Thank you!
My pleasure.
Happy experimenting!
I am having a similar issue. I am not getting the 403 forbidden message anymore. But I get stuck when I try to pilot the experiment and it doesnāt upload the stimulus. If I press OK it shows the instructions but then it gives an error message. I tried this solution but not sure what I am missing.
Are you getting an unknown resources error? Thatās very common at the moment for people unfamiliar with the 2021 method of attaching online resources.
No. It just stays synchronizing forever. I tried forcing the application to quit and when I do it says PsychoPy (not responding). In this case I have two folders. One for the practice videos and one for the task videos. I tried to upload them in the repository but it doesnāt let me either. I would have to to it one video at a time.
I created the folders for the video files on the repository and Iām uploading each video individually. Itās a long process but it seems it will work that way. Fingers crossed.
Iām guessing your videos are very large. This sounds like an unstable way of syncing so I suspect that you may have more issues later.
There are 119 short 2-4 sec videos (8-10.8Mb). I guess the issue is the amount of videos more than the size of the videos. Although some were more than 10Mb. Do you think those are the issue? I could try trimming them and make them shorter. I left it syncing and went to sleep for a few hours. I just piloted it and it gives me the following error shown in the pic: "Undefined is not an object (evaluating āthis._movie.playā).
Hi! Iām having the same issue and I cannot seem to localize it yet. This is the link yo my experiment: https://run.pavlovia.org/machorka/music-mood-2 . Any help would be appreciated.
Hi all,
Iām having a similar issue to those above. I have assigned credits to my study. All of my code (I did not use builder) and files (sounds and images) are uploaded to gitlab and I still keep receiving the 403 error. I tried to clear my cookies and go back to āinactiveā and then āpilotā again. Still nothing! Appreciate the help on this! my study is Pavlovia
I should add that this is an experiment that works perfectly fine on my computer (offline), but it does have subfolders for sounds, which may be an issue for pavlovia? This is my gitlab repository: Sign in Ā· GitLab