By nrouhani - 4/3/2019
hello!
during the instructions portion of my task, participants have to correctly respond to some questions before starting the real task. however, if they exit out of the experiment, the next file within the batch section automatically begins to load allowing them to continue with the experiment. is there a command or a way that forces them to exit the whole experiment?
thank you!
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By Dave - 4/3/2019
+xhello! during the instructions portion of my task, participants have to correctly respond to some questions before starting the real task. however, if they exit out of the experiment, the next file within the batch section automatically begins to load allowing them to continue with the experiment. is there a command or a way that forces them to exit the whole experiment? thank you!
Yes, you can terminate the entire batch of scripts by calling script.abort(true) conditionally /ontrialend (or /onblockend, depending on your script's structure).
https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/functions/abort.htm
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By nrouhani - 4/3/2019
+x+xhello! during the instructions portion of my task, participants have to correctly respond to some questions before starting the real task. however, if they exit out of the experiment, the next file within the batch section automatically begins to load allowing them to continue with the experiment. is there a command or a way that forces them to exit the whole experiment? thank you! Yes, you can terminate the entire batch of scripts by calling script.abort(true) conditionally /ontrialend (or /onblockend, depending on your script's structure). https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/functions/abort.htm
thank you for this response! is there a way to do this on a surveypage? based on previous questions i've created the following, but when i dropdown to "abort" nothing happens, thank you!
<surveypage fail>
/ caption = "You did not answer every question correctly. Please re-read the instructions"
/ questions = [1=abort]
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 20)
/ txcolor = white
/ nextbuttonposition = (-10%, -10%)
/ branch = [
if (dropdown.abort.response == "Abort") script.abort(true)
]
</surveypage>
<dropdown abort>
/ options = ("Keep going", "Abort")
/ defaultresponse = "Keep going"
</dropdown>
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By Dave - 4/3/2019
+x+x+xhello! during the instructions portion of my task, participants have to correctly respond to some questions before starting the real task. however, if they exit out of the experiment, the next file within the batch section automatically begins to load allowing them to continue with the experiment. is there a command or a way that forces them to exit the whole experiment? thank you! Yes, you can terminate the entire batch of scripts by calling script.abort(true) conditionally /ontrialend (or /onblockend, depending on your script's structure). https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/functions/abort.htm thank you for this response! is there a way to do this on a surveypage? based on previous questions i've created the following, but when i dropdown to "abort" nothing happens, thank you! <surveypage fail> / caption = "You did not answer every question correctly. Please re-read the instructions" / questions = [1=abort] / fontstyle = ("Arial", 20) / txcolor = white / nextbuttonposition = (-10%, -10%) / branch = [ if (dropdown.abort.response == "Abort") script.abort(true) ] </surveypage> <dropdown abort> / options = ("Keep going", "Abort") / defaultresponse = "Keep going" </dropdown>
Yes, you can do this on a surveypage, but as noted before the attribute you need to use is /ontrialend, not /branch:
<surveypage fail>
/ caption = "You did not answer every question correctly. Please re-read the instructions"
/ questions = [1=abort]
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 20)
/ txcolor = white
/ nextbuttonposition = (-10%, -10%)
/ ontrialend = [
if (dropdown.abort.response == "Abort") script.abort(true)
]
</surveypage>
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By James Rounds - 9/24/2020
Thank you - this is exactly what I was looking for!
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