I am working on a longitudunal study where it will be ideal if I could store participants’ progress after each session (multiple sessions on different dates) in a file within the experiment’s git repository. For instance, I would like to register the randomized order of stimuli that they received, whether or not they started with condition A instead B so that I can use that info on the upcoming session etc.
There does not seem to be a straight-forward answer to this, and it looks like this may require a database involvement. I guess this leads to the next question: is it possible to send/read data to a database via javascript code in an experiment?
Hi Mert, thanks for the hint! Sadly, this does not fix my problem. Would you be so kind to compare your code with what I posted here and tell me if there is anything obviously wrong with what I did? Thanks! Adrian
Edit: I fixed it now. I had to set the “scope” of the record to the specific experiment. “Designer” did not work.