Hi.
I’ve taken a look and I’m pretty sure that the issue is that you are writing JavaScript code that isn’t compatible with PsychoJS. You have disabled your text components and replaced them with JS only code components. You implied that previous versions of the experiment worked fine. On what date did this experiment last run and what did you add next?
Begin Routine
let introDiv = document.getElementById("introTextDiv");
introDiv.innerHTML = introText;
introDiv.style.display = "block";
End Routine
// Hide intro text at end of trial
let introDiv = document.getElementById("introTextDiv");
if (introDiv) {
introDiv.style.display = "none";
}
Here are some threads with the same issue:
URL of experiment: AudFlankTest_legacy [PsychoPy]
Description of the problem:
Hello all! I seem to keep receiving ReferenceErrors when attempting to run this experiment online. The variables never seem to be declared in the auto-generated JS file, which I seem to recall has been the case previously. For example, in the below snippet, currentLoop is never defined anywhere using var/let/etc.
async function updateInfo() {
currentLoop = psychoJS.experiment; // right now there are no loops
..…
URL of experiment: https://run.pavlovia.org/learningdevlab/3b_complex_binctl/html
Description of the problem: When I click to pilot my experiment, I get through the dialog box, but then immediately get a frameDur error
when I check the javascript console, my error is related to code that was generated automatically by psychopy/pavlovia
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// store frame rate of monitor if we can measure it successfully
expInfo['frameRate'] = psychoJS.window.getActualFr…
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