URL of experiment:
https://run.pavlovia.org/aamina_ki/new-ageing-follow-up-study
Description of the problem:
I have made a task using psychopy which is running fine. I have uploaded it onto pavlovia but i am getting the forbidden 403 error. I tried to export to html, i have tried syncing it, and I have used different laptops to upload it but i am getting the same error.
Can anyone help me please?
Do you get a traceback when you try to sync?
When I sync a window pops up that says create a new project…I’m not sure about the traceback
How do I see the traceback?
If it asks you to create a new project and you say no then it isn’t an error, so no traceback.
Is your local file on a cloud drive? That could be causing the issue.
No it’s just saved onto my desktop on my MacBook. When it tells me to create a project I press yeah. Should I be doing something different?
By desktop – in it’s own dedicated folder or is the experiment file itself on your desktop?
Yes, on my desktop i have a folder: and within that folder is all the condition files and the psychopy file. 
I have uploaded a screenshot to illustrate what i mean
Do you have more that one psyexp file in there?
The & symbols might cause an issue.
i only have one psyexp file in there. I changed the folder name to ‘AgeingTask’ so now there is no & symbols but i am still unable to get a running task
here is a screenshot of what is inside the folder
Given all of the files from previous experiments in there I’d suspect that you might well have a hidden .git folder which can remember previous experiments.
You should probably either delete it of copy just the files you recognise to a clean folder.
Ill try that now! do you think i should copy over the lastrun files too and the html file? Or just the condition files and the psyexp. file?
just the condition files and the psyexp. file
Hi! i have just tried that and i am getting this error which i havent seen before
here is the URL:
https://run.pavlovia.org/aamina_ki/finaltask-ageing
Are you sure you didn’t copy across the .git folder?
Try the following.
Create a new local folder.
Connect that local folder to your online repository by following these steps
Then copy any missing resources and the psyexp file if needed into that new folder.
also when i view the code for the study it says " The repository for this project is empty"
Check my crib sheet for how to view the browser console to discover what is undefined.
I have just read the crib sheet and im guessing this is the solution: If your experiment works locally then this can probably be solved by adding appropriate definitions in code_JS.
However i am unsure of how to go about this. do you have any tips?
