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lsoh	lsoh posted Last Month HOT Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 4, Visits: 6	Hello! We have not used an iPad before for our study sessions but needed to for the patient's treatment plan without a phone. During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) and the data files also included an incorrect session number. However, the link we sent was correct, saying session number 2 and the data files should say session 1. Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
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Dave	Dave posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 102K	+x lsoh - 9/6/2024 Hello! We have not used an iPad before for our study sessions but needed to for the patient's treatment plan without a phone. During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) and the data files also included an incorrect session number. However, the link we sent was correct, saying session number 2 and the data files should say session 1. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? > During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) The logs show that the study was launched with a value of 21 for the session ID paramter: That no session 21 exists in your script is irrelevant. Same as with condition assignment by subject or group number, the provided session number (here: 21) is taken modulo the total number of sessions specified (here:11). 21 modulo 11 is 10, i.e. TRAINING 8 <batch> / sessions = (10 of 11) / file = "session10_batch.iqx" </batch> was adminstered, meaning the "psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" script. session10_batch.iqx **PSYCHOED GROUP <batch> / groups = (1 of 2) / file="psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" </batch> CBM-I GROUP** <batch> / groups = (2 of 2) / file="cbm training session 8 april25.iqx" </batch>
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lsoh	lsoh posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 4, Visits: 6	+x Dave - 9/6/2024 +x lsoh - 9/6/2024 Hello! We have not used an iPad before for our study sessions but needed to for the patient's treatment plan without a phone. During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) and the data files also included an incorrect session number. However, the link we sent was correct, saying session number 2 and the data files should say session 1. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? > During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) The logs show that the study was launched with a value of 21 for the session ID paramter: That no session 21 exists in your script is irrelevant. Same as with condition assignment by subject or group number, the provided session number (here: 21) is taken modulo the total number of sessions specified (here:11). 21 modulo 11 is 10, i.e. TRAINING 8 <batch> / sessions = (10 of 11) / file = "session10_batch.iqx" </batch> was adminstered, meaning the "psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" script. session10_batch.iqx **PSYCHOED GROUP <batch> / groups = (1 of 2) / file="psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" </batch> CBM-I GROUP** <batch> / groups = (2 of 2) / file="cbm training session 8 april25.iqx" </batch> Is there anyway you are able to change the session number? This happened again a few days ago and I am wondering why as the links we are sending are showing the right session number.
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Dave	Dave posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 102K	+x lsoh - 9/16/2024 +x Dave - 9/6/2024 +x lsoh - 9/6/2024 Hello! We have not used an iPad before for our study sessions but needed to for the patient's treatment plan without a phone. During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) and the data files also included an incorrect session number. However, the link we sent was correct, saying session number 2 and the data files should say session 1. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? > During the first session today, we checked the Inquisit participant log and the session number was 21 (does not exist in our study) The logs show that the study was launched with a value of 21 for the session ID paramter: That no session 21 exists in your script is irrelevant. Same as with condition assignment by subject or group number, the provided session number (here: 21) is taken modulo the total number of sessions specified (here:11). 21 modulo 11 is 10, i.e. TRAINING 8 <batch> / sessions = (10 of 11) / file = "session10_batch.iqx" </batch> was adminstered, meaning the "psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" script. session10_batch.iqx **PSYCHOED GROUP <batch> / groups = (1 of 2) / file="psychoed session 8 10-3-22.iqx" </batch> CBM-I GROUP** <batch> / groups = (2 of 2) / file="cbm training session 8 april25.iqx" </batch> Is there anyway you are able to change the session number? This happened again a few days ago and I am wondering why as the links we are sending are showing the right session number. > Is there anyway you are able to change the session number? No. The launch page reads in the value it is provided, it cannot change the value.
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lsoh	lsoh posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 4, Visits: 6	Hi Dave, Thank you for all of your help so far. I had a quick question about deleting sessions from the log. This morning, I checked the log and it recorded one participant twice, so I deleted one of the entries and now both are gone. Is there a way to restore that? Best, Laure
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Dave	Dave posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 102K	+x lsoh - 9/19/2024 Hi Dave, Thank you for all of your help so far. I had a quick question about deleting sessions from the log. This morning, I checked the log and it recorded one participant twice, so I deleted one of the entries and now both are gone. Is there a way to restore that? Best, Laure I'm afraid no. While accidentally deleted data files can be restored within 30 days from the time of deletion, deleted logs, log entries or web experiments cannot be recovered.
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lsoh	lsoh posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 4, Visits: 6	+x Dave - 9/19/2024 +x lsoh - 9/19/2024 Hi Dave, Thank you for all of your help so far. I had a quick question about deleting sessions from the log. This morning, I checked the log and it recorded one participant twice, so I deleted one of the entries and now both are gone. Is there a way to restore that? Best, Laure I'm afraid no. While accidentally deleted data files can be restored within 30 days from the time of deletion, deleted logs, log entries or web experiments cannot be recovered. Hi Dave, I just double checked and it deleted all of the participant's data - is that normal when just pressing the trash can on the right of one log entry?
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Dave	Dave posted Last Month Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 102K	+x lsoh - 9/19/2024 +x Dave - 9/19/2024 +x lsoh - 9/19/2024 Hi Dave, Thank you for all of your help so far. I had a quick question about deleting sessions from the log. This morning, I checked the log and it recorded one participant twice, so I deleted one of the entries and now both are gone. Is there a way to restore that? Best, Laure I'm afraid no. While accidentally deleted data files can be restored within 30 days from the time of deletion, deleted logs, log entries or web experiments cannot be recovered. Hi Dave, I just double checked and it deleted all of the participant's data - is that normal when just pressing the trash can on the right of one log entry? Yes.
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