"theories_of_willpower" – redo button and next experiment

[tnsgmddb]

I didn't have any problem with the questionnaire "theories_of_willpower" " But the next experiment button still does not work, and when I pressed the redo button, the page moved to another experiment "stim_selective_stop_signal/style".

[zenkavi]

Just to clarify: the next button appeared on the bottom of the page but nothing happened when you tried to click it so instead you refreshed the page and moved on to another experiment without seeing the "Congratulations you are done with this experiment" page?

[tnsgmddb]

Reply to "Just to clarify: the next button appeared on the bottom of the page but nothing happened when you tried to click it [CORRECT] so instead you refreshed the page and moved on to another experiment [CORRECT] without seeing the "Congratulations you are done with this experiment" page [update @zenkavi : I did see "Congratulations for completing this task! Press enter to continue.]
I pressed Enter and it moved to "Experiment Complete

You have completed the experiment. You can click "Next Experiment" to keep your result, or "Redo Experiment" to be presented with the task again at a later time."

The same issue here after finishing "exp_id: digit_span/style".
I see "Experiment Complete. You have completed the experiment. You can click "Next Experiment" to keep your result, or "Redo Experiment" to be presented with the task again at a later time."

Then I clicked Next ===> nothing happened.

I clicked Redo -----> proceeded to a different experiment

[vsoch]

The buttons at the end will not work if there is a JavaScript error in the experiment. This seems to be the case for many of the surveys.

[IanEisenberg]

@vsoch I believe this is the same as #228, which didn't seem questionnaire specific.

[vsoch]

We need to reproduce this error locally, otherwise it's impossible to bug. Has anyone reproduced?

[IanEisenberg]

I've only reproduced #228. I'll try this one tonight.

[vsoch]

ok cool, if you can tell me how to reproduce both, then I can debug

[zenkavi]

I tried the task itself on chrome and firefox and the results downloaded without problems. The only error I got on chrome is

and i have seen this with any task i have run on chrome. I don't think this is a questionnaire issue. Ian seems right, it seems like #228

[vsoch]

The favicon 404 would not be an issue as it doesn't impact the experiment javascript, but I specified it in the application so that error will go away. The second line is just a warning.

[zenkavi]

Great, thanks! Is this the same issue as #228? If so, should we close this one? Sorry to be obnoxious just trying to avoid clutter to see what's left..

[vsoch]

I don't think either of the issues has been resolved.

[vsoch]

We have to be able to reproduce the error, which would require running the experiment through expfactory.org on IE on Windows, which I can't do.