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Error message Inquisit Web

momo — Mon, 31 Jul 2023 12:27:33 GMT

Hello everyone,

I keep receiving an error message for a script I want to run in the web version. The script is uploaded already for a long while (2 years) and used to run without problems, however I had to changed something small in the script. So, I downloaded the script and changed it and uploaded the new version in the web version. However, now when clicking on it, this error message appears:

"Inquisit license verification failed. The following script is not registered for account 'accoutnname'. The script will not be run."

I downloaded the script locally on the computer and there it is running without any problems. But in the web version, I keep getting that error message. Does anyone know what the message means and what I can do to make it run?

I would appreciate any help.
Many thanks and best regards,
Momo

RE: Error message Inquisit Web

momo — Mon, 31 Jul 2023 12:27:33 GMT

I just changed the name back and now it works again. Thank you very much!

RE: Error message Inquisit Web

Dave — Mon, 31 Jul 2023 11:29:19 GMT

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[b]momo - 7/31/2023[/b]
Hello everyone,

I keep receiving an error message for a script I want to run in the web version. The script is uploaded already for a long while (2 years) and used to run without problems, however I had to changed something small in the script. So, I downloaded the script and changed it and uploaded the new version in the web version. However, now when clicking on it, this error message appears:

"Inquisit license verification failed. The following script is not registered for account 'accoutnname'. The script will not be run."

I downloaded the script locally on the computer and there it is running without any problems. But in the web version, I keep getting that error message. Does anyone know what the message means and what I can do to make it run?

I would appreciate any help.
Many thanks and best regards,
Momo
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You need to provide the link to the experiment if you want an answer. At a guess, when changing the script, you also changed its name and included a & in its file name. That will break the URL and result in a license verification error, because "&" has special meaning in URLs.