URL of experiment: https://run.pavlovia.org/maha10/dummy/html
Description of the problem: I followed all the steps uploading files on to gitlab, but when i try to pilot i dont see anything on screen. The Experiment runs fine on psychopy. The only thing i did not do is to try to run on pavlovia from builder. I first created the experiment on psychopy, then exported html, uploaded everything into a new project in the local dir and pushed everything to gitlab. I am able to see the url but the url doesn’t seem to work.
Any pointers would be very helful.
Thanks in advance.
I press the sync with web project button in PsychoPy. No manual upload required
Hi, I did that and it says all up to date. Seems like it synced fine and the url also looks fine just that when I click on the url it doesn’t show anything. Not sure if my component is not compatible or if there is something with the pyschjs code. I would really appreciate some help!
Please try setting your experiment to public so I can look at it.
The change permissions: “view code”, then “settings -> general -> permissions”
done you shud be able to see. thanks
also just fyi, that even if i try to run it from my local server, I see only a blank screen.
Hi, Sorry to bombard you with e-mails, just wanted to ask if you had a chance to take a look at the code and what might be causing the issue.
I downloaded a copy of your experiment and have got it running using the following steps:
- Change participantinitials to participant in your startup screen
- Remove the brackets from age(yrs). N.B. This step might not be necessary
- Changed use version from 2020 to blank so that it uses the latest version
- Changed sound to soundf in your feedback routine
- Added soundf=soundfile[1] to Begin Experiment underneath where you declare soundfile. This step might not be necessary.
- Copied the feedback sounds and images to the local html/resources folder so that they get uploaded on the next sync.
For testing purposes I would edit the start time for inst2 so you don’t have to wait 50 seconds every time. Personally I would divide the instructions into two routines so that the participant can press space on each one.
I also noticed a misspelling of approximately on page 2 of the instructions.
I suspect that steps 1 and 3 were the key ones.
Best wishes,
Wakefield
Hi Wakefield, thank you so much. I followed all the steps and now it begins fine but i don’t know why i get an error when the practice run starts. This is what i get and my response choice letters are vertically aligned while they are suppose to be horizontal.
Nevermind, i think the problem was a worng number in the wrap section. I think it works fine. Thanks a lot for your help.
