The /batch element's directory attribute does not specify a root directory. Instead it is meant to run all files located in the given directory. From the documentation for the /directory attribute:
When Inquisit runs the batch element, it finds and runs all scripts in the
specified directory. Multiple directory attributes can be specified in order to
run scripts in different directories.
The following runs all scripts in the specified directory:
<batch>
/ directory =
"C:\myscripts\"
</batch>
- Ideally, I would like to have dynamic addresses instead of static ones. So:
not: " / directory = "C:\Scripts\DPT\Demographics\" "
but: " / directory = "\Demographics\" "
The <batch> element does support relative paths:
<batch>
/ file= "myscripts\myscript.exp"
</batch>
Since the experiment is going to be run on multiple systems and will be also put online
Nested folder structures are currently *not* possible for web experiments. All files need to be located in the same folder as the <batch> file itself.