Small issue with the Typed Response in Pavlovia

Online experiments
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Hi this is my gitllab link
The issue I am having is at the last phase, the Test Trial part.
After the Change Detection 2 Routine, the button response in ChangeDetection2 shows up at the response of the TestTrial_Part2 text response part.

For example,
the answers for the Change Detection 2 routine was a button response ‘q’ then the empty spot in TestTrial_Part2, which should be with empty space, shows up with ‘q’ although I haven’t typed anything. Could anyone help me with this?

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Following images are the codes that had been used for ChangeDetection2 and TestTrial_Part2.

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Put your code components above any other components that refer to the variables that they calculate. The components are executed in order from top to bottom - right-click on their icons to change their ordering.

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Thank you for the tip!
I have incorporated such changes to my study, but the issue still persists. Would you happen to have any more suggestions on solving such issue?

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What are you doing to reset the response and cope with the possibility of the mouse button being down at the start of the trial?

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Hi @wakecarter,
I am using
ResponseType.setText(’ ‘) for before the TestTrial Part 2 (so, in the End Routine of ChangeDetection2) and during TestTrial Part 2 (which is at the Begin Routine of the TestTrial Part 2). For the TestTrial Part 2, the exact code is:
modify = false; ResponseType.setText(’ ');

Should I do something else to solve this issue?
*the code above is javascript code

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Try ResponseType.text=’’;

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Hi @wakecarter,
Im getting an error message that says
‘TypeError: ResponseType.text is not a function.’.
Should I put that code in any specific area?

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@wakecarter
Sorry about that, i forgot to type in = into it.
The experiment runs fine, but the issues with ‘q’ or ‘p’ typed in is still not fixed.

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Hi all,

it was psychoJS.eventManager.getKeys(’’) that did the trick!
Thanks for all the help!