Description of the problem: I want to go back to the point in Qualtrics before I left off to go to Pavlovia, but I always end up at the beginning at the survey… What can I do? Has anyone done this before?
I added this part at the end of my URL: &returnSection=experimentComplete" in order to direct it to a specific block in Qualreics. There I added a branch with an equal function, returnSection equals experimentComplete. So that it brings me to that block. But it does not work unfortunately.
You need to split your Qualtrics survey into two…one pre Pavlovia and one post. You can send the responseID from survey 1 to Pavlovia and survey 2 to match up the responses.
And if I do that, I try to take over one participant ID, that was embedded in the very first Qualtrics survey. Then take it over to Pavlovia and over to the second Qualtrics survey. I have tried to embedd the function: “?participant=${e://Field/ParticipantID}” in the URL’s but it does not work…
Qualtrics to Pavlovia in End Survey redirect to custom URL. It should be something like: https://run.pavlovia.org/moanad/experiment/?participant=${e://Field/ParticipantID}
(and you would need to set ParticipantID in the flow of the second Qualtrics – personally I use ResponseID)
Pavlovia to Qualtrics in Experiment Settings / Online. It should be something like: $"https://qualtrics.com/survey/abc123/?ParticipantID=" + expInfo['participant']
(and you would need to set ParticipantID by URL in the flow of the second Qualtrics)
You could experiment with Qualtrics surveys where you can save and come back later but I haven’t been successful with that approach yet.
What exactly do you mean by this? “(and you would need to set ParticipantID by URL in the flow of the second Qualtrics)”
Qualtrics to Pavlovia Link: https://run.pavlovia.org/MoanaD/stroopfinished123/?__pilotToken=c51ce410c124a10e0db5e4b97fc2af39&__oauthToken=c046fabd3a5f026a7c971ed2c36d3de46dafd368ecff731d009ff3286ce2fa58?participant=${e://Field/ParticipantID}
Pavlovia to Qualtrics Link: $"https://univiepsy.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8eHiHoKU0EZC7zM?participantID=$expInfo['participant']"
Thank you for the reply! number_pumps was for the BART task but I took that one out. Unfortunately no one is an expert so to say in this area at my institution or it has been a while since they have done it themselves. But I will have a look at the video you sent! What embedded data would I need to use, for it to get a value? Thank you so much!
