Juanp60
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Hello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan
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Dave
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+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42">
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Juanp60
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+x+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> Thank you for your prompt response Dave. I further explored to see if my HTML page source code was the issue and it seems that it is. I tried to change/fix the HTML code to lowercase, but my edits do not seem to save. As I am not too familiar with html source codes, that may be the issue.
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Dave
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+x+x+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> Thank you for your prompt response Dave. I further explored to see if my HTML page source code was the issue and it seems that it is. I tried to change/fix the HTML code to lowercase, but my edits do not seem to save. As I am not too familiar with html source codes, that may be the issue. If you can link me to the web experiment where the HTML file is uploaded or attach the HTML file here (put it in a ZIP archive, then click +Insert -> Add File to attach it to your post), I'll be happy to make the edit for you.
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Juanp60
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+x+x+x+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> Thank you for your prompt response Dave. I further explored to see if my HTML page source code was the issue and it seems that it is. I tried to change/fix the HTML code to lowercase, but my edits do not seem to save. As I am not too familiar with html source codes, that may be the issue. If you can link me to the web experiment where the HTML file is uploaded or attach the HTML file here (put it in a ZIP archive, then click +Insert -> Add File to attach it to your post), I'll be happy to make the edit for you. Hello Dave, That would be great! I am attaching the zip file! Please let me know if you need anything else. Best, Juan
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Dave
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+x+x+x+x+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> Thank you for your prompt response Dave. I further explored to see if my HTML page source code was the issue and it seems that it is. I tried to change/fix the HTML code to lowercase, but my edits do not seem to save. As I am not too familiar with html source codes, that may be the issue. If you can link me to the web experiment where the HTML file is uploaded or attach the HTML file here (put it in a ZIP archive, then click +Insert -> Add File to attach it to your post), I'll be happy to make the edit for you. Hello Dave, That would be great! I am attaching the zip file! Please let me know if you need anything else. Best, Juan Thanks for providing the HTML file. Please find the revised file attached.
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Juanp60
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHello, I hope this message finds you well. I have been working on including my IRB approved consent form in html format for my study and the image of my university logo, as well as the IRB information does not appear. I ensured that I uploaded the html version of the consent, along with the images. Below is the image that I receive when I launch my study on inquisit. This problem does not seem to appear when I run it on my own computer. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Juan Could please post the link to the web experiment's start page? This is likely caused by a case mismatch, but I'd have to see the actual files to confirm that. For background: When files are uploaded to the server, the file names are automatically converted to lower case, i.e. Logo.jpg becomes logo.jpg If your HTML page's source code, however, references the logo image in upper or mixed case, as in <img src=" Logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> it will not find the image ("Logo.jpg" does not exist, only "logo.jpg" exists). To fix that the HTML code needs to be changed to all lower case as well: <img src=" logo.jpg" alt="you should see a logo here" height="42" width="42"> Thank you for your prompt response Dave. I further explored to see if my HTML page source code was the issue and it seems that it is. I tried to change/fix the HTML code to lowercase, but my edits do not seem to save. As I am not too familiar with html source codes, that may be the issue. If you can link me to the web experiment where the HTML file is uploaded or attach the HTML file here (put it in a ZIP archive, then click +Insert -> Add File to attach it to your post), I'll be happy to make the edit for you. Hello Dave, That would be great! I am attaching the zip file! Please let me know if you need anything else. Best, Juan Thanks for providing the HTML file. Please find the revised file attached. Thank you, Dave. It is now working! Best, Juan
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