By maria giuseppina pacilli - 2/9/2017
Dear all,
I am hoping that someone has the knowledge to help us. We are currently trying to combine multiple scripts with the batch function. The batch element works efficiently with Inquisit lab, but unfortunately it doesn' t work with Inquisit web. Even if we specified the url to each file we need to run, the batch function doesn't work.
<batch>
/ file = "IAT1.iqx"
/ file = "IAT2.iqx"
/ file = "IAT3.iqx"
How can we use the batch element with Inquisit web? Are there other options to combine multiple scripts on Inquisit Web?
Bests
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By Dave - 2/9/2017
+xDear all, I am hoping that someone has the knowledge to help us. We are currently trying to combine multiple scripts with the batch function. The batch element works efficiently with Inquisit lab, but unfortunately it doesn' t work with Inquisit web. Even if we specified the url to each file we need to run, the batch function doesn't work. <batch> / file = "IAT1.iqx" / file = "IAT2.iqx" / file = "IAT3.iqx" How can we use the batch element with Inquisit web? Are there other options to combine multiple scripts on Inquisit Web? Bests
<batch> files work the same in in Inquisit Web as in Inquisit Lab. Create a file called e.g. batch.iqx, which contains
<batch>
/ file = "iat1.iqx"
/ file = "iat2.iqx"
/ file = "iat3.iqx"
</batch>
batch.iqx is the file you register as your "active web script" in the 1st step.
In the next step, you upload the "actual" scripts -- iat1.iqx, iat2.iqx, iat3.iqx in the above example -- as well as any other files those scripts may require (e.g. image files).
And that's all there is to it.
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By Dave - 2/9/2017
+x+xDear all, I am hoping that someone has the knowledge to help us. We are currently trying to combine multiple scripts with the batch function. The batch element works efficiently with Inquisit lab, but unfortunately it doesn' t work with Inquisit web. Even if we specified the url to each file we need to run, the batch function doesn't work. <batch> / file = "IAT1.iqx" / file = "IAT2.iqx" / file = "IAT3.iqx" How can we use the batch element with Inquisit web? Are there other options to combine multiple scripts on Inquisit Web? Bests <batch> files work the same in in Inquisit Web as in Inquisit Lab. Create a file called e.g. batch.iqx, which contains <batch> / file = "iat1.iqx" / file = "iat2.iqx" / file = "iat3.iqx" </batch> batch.iqx is the file you register as your "active web script" in the 1st step. In the next step, you upload the "actual" scripts -- iat1.iqx, iat2.iqx, iat3.iqx in the above example -- as well as any other files those scripts may require (e.g. image files). And that's all there is to it.
To add: If you followed the above process and things don't work, there's likely something else amiss (unrelated to using <batch>), for example trying to run scripts written for Inquisit 4 under Inquisit 3 Web. Point me to the respective web experiment's launch page, and I'll probably be able to tell you what's wrong.
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