Defining an item/text element with conditional logic using ontrialend

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Defining an item/text element with conditional logic using ontrialend

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jfanderson	jfanderson posted 9 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 5, Visits: 12	Hello, I'm trying to define a name to be presented later to participants which will depend on their gender (provided in a dropdown response). The item and text elements do end up defined, but they aren't based on the logic and instead simply go with the first definition listed. Specifically, using the following: <survey demographics> / pages = [1=demographics1; 2=demographics2] / itemspacing = 20px / showpagenumbers = false / ontrialend = [if (dropdown.sex.response = "female") item.ambigscentarget.item = "Maria"; if (dropdown.sex.response = "male") item.ambigscentarget.item = "Thomas"] </survey> <text ambigscentarget> / numitems = 1 / items = ambigscentarget / select = noreplace </text> <item ambigscentarget> </item> ambigscentarget is always defined as "Maria" regardless of the participant's sex. Any thoughts on how to adjust the logic to make things work? Thanks in advance! Tags conditional logic ontrialend user generated stimuli
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Dave	Dave posted 9 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	You are using the wrong operator in your conditionals. '=' is the assignment operator (set a variable to the specified values), '==' is the comparison operator (evaluate equality between left side and right side; return either true or false). You need the latter: <survey demographics> / showbackbutton = false / pages = [1=demographics1; 2=demographics2] / itemspacing = 20px / showpagenumbers = false / ontrialend = [if (dropdown.sex.response == "female") item.ambigscentarget.item = "Maria"; if (dropdown.sex.response == "male") item.ambigscentarget.item = "Thomas"] </survey> <surveypage demographics1> / questions = [1=sex] </surveypage> <surveypage demographics2> / stimulusframes = [1=ambigscentarget] </surveypage> <dropdown sex> / options = ("female", "male") </dropdown> <text ambigscentarget> / numitems = 1 / items = ambigscentarget / select = noreplace </text> <item ambigscentarget> </item>
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jfanderson	jfanderson posted 9 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 5, Visits: 12	Thank you! That was the issue.
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