By NHolmes14 - 3/21/2022
Hello,
I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046
However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore.
Here is my script,
<parameters>
/keycolour1 = "A"
/keycolour2 = "S"
/keycolour3 = "K"
/keycolour4 = "L"
</parameters>
<include>
/ file = "testsyncon.html"
</include>
<block myblock>
/ trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4]
</block>
<trial mytrial1>
/ stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1]
/ validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L")
</trial>
<trial mytrial2>
/ stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2]
/ validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L")
</trial>
<trial mytrial3>
/ stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3]
/ validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L")
</trial>
<trial mytrial4>
/ stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4]
/ validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L")
</trial>
<text mytext1>
/ items = myitems1
/ select = sequence
</text>
<text mytext2>
/ items = myitems2
/ select = sequence
</text>
<text mytext3>
/ items = myitems3
/ select = sequence
</text>
<text mytext4>
/ items = myitems4
/ select = sequence
</text>
<expt>
/ blocks = [
1 = myblock;
]
</expt>
And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html,
<item myitems1>
/1 = "A"
</item>
<item myitems2>
/1 = "B"
</item>
<text myitems3>
/ items = ("A")
/ txcolor = (255, 33, 103)
</text>
<text myitems4>
/ items = ("S")
/ txcolor = (33, 131, 33)
</text>
The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is
Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3';
Element: text.mytext3
Attribute: items
Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4';
Element: text.mytext4
Attribute: items
It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>).
Thanks very much!
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By Dave - 3/21/2022
+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much!
<include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file.
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By NHolmes14 - 3/21/2022
+x+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much! <include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file.
I've changed the .html to .txt and updated it accordingly in the script and it's still not working.
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By Dave - 3/21/2022
+x+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much! <include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file.
Also, note that your syntax here is partly wrong. Your main script references item elements, not text elements.
There is no element called <item myitems3> in the code you're trying to include, and neither is there an <item> element called "myitems4":
<item myitems1>
/1 = "A"
</item>
<item myitems2>
/1 = "B"
</item>
<text myitems3>
/ items = ("A")
/ txcolor = (255, 33, 103)
</text>
<text myitems4>
/ items = ("S")
/ txcolor = (33, 131, 33)
</text>
You have a <text> element called "myitems3" and a <text> element called myitems4, which of course are entirely different things.
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By Dave - 3/21/2022
+x+x+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much! <include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file. I've changed the .html to .txt and updated it accordingly in the script and it's still not working.
See https://forums.millisecond.com/FindPost34096.aspx where I've explained your syntax mistakes.
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By NHolmes14 - 3/21/2022
+x+x+x+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much! <include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file. I've changed the .html to .txt and updated it accordingly in the script and it's still not working. See https://forums.millisecond.com/FindPost34096.aspx where I've explained your syntax mistakes.
Yes, I can see the problem is that the script syntax is wrong so how do I change the script to be able to include the text elements that are listed in the .txt file?
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By Dave - 3/21/2022
+x+x+x+x+xHello, I'm currently making a version of a Stroop task that present a single coloured letter on each trial instead of a coloured word. In this task, I need to change the letters and their colours for each participant. Yesterday I was successfully able to load the .html file using the <include> attribute as listed in this post: https://forums.millisecond.com/Topic19045.aspx#19046However I made some changes to the script and now I can't seem to get it to work anymore. Here is my script, <parameters> /keycolour1 = "A" /keycolour2 = "S" /keycolour3 = "K" /keycolour4 = "L" </parameters> <include> / file = "testsyncon.html" </include> <block myblock> / trials = [1 = mytrial1; 2 = mytrial1; 3 = mytrial3; 4 = mytrial4] </block> <trial mytrial1> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext1] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial2> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext2] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial3> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext3] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <trial mytrial4> / stimulusframes = [1 = mytext4] / validresponse = ("A", "S", "K", "L") </trial> <text mytext1> / items = myitems1 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext2> / items = myitems2 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext3> / items = myitems3 / select = sequence </text> <text mytext4> / items = myitems4 / select = sequence </text> <expt> / blocks = [ 1 = myblock; ] </expt> And here is what is in my .html file named testsyncon.html, <item myitems1> /1 = "A" </item> <item myitems2> /1 = "B" </item> <text myitems3> / items = ("A") / txcolor = (255, 33, 103) </text> <text myitems4> / items = ("S") / txcolor = (33, 131, 33) </text> The problem that comes up when I try to run the script is Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems3'; Element: text.mytext3 Attribute: items Message: "Could not locate item 'myitems4'; Element: text.mytext4 Attribute: items It can locate the <item myitems1> from .html file fine, but it seems when I change it to a text element (like myitems3 and 4) so I can specify the colour, it gets unhappy. I can't remember for the life of me what I changed in the script so that it could read the text, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help out with what I need to change in the script. I definitely know it's possible to get it to work but I can't seem to recover the original successful script. (I don't actually need the <item> stimuli in the .html, this was just to show that it works for <item> but not <text>). Thanks very much! <include> can't be used that way. It's there to import Inqusiit syntax, not HTML code. Any Inquisit syntax you wish to load per <include> belongs in an *.iqx or .txt file. I've changed the .html to .txt and updated it accordingly in the script and it's still not working. See https://forums.millisecond.com/FindPost34096.aspx where I've explained your syntax mistakes. Yes, I can see the problem is that the script syntax is wrong so how do I change the script to be able to include the text elements that are listed in the .txt file?
I can't answer that because it's not at all clear from the script what it's supposed to do. Assuming you wish to import definitions for <text mytext3> and <text mytext4>, remove those from the main script and rename the two text elements in the to-be-included file to <text mytext3> and <text mytext4> respectively.
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By NHolmes14 - 3/21/2022
That seemed to work , thanks so much Dave!
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