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fix: adjust eye-tracking demo link relative path #3274

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Additional example experiments using WebGazer are available in the **/examples** folder of the jsPsych release. See `webgazer.html`, `webgazer_image.html`, and `webgazer_audio.html`.

!!! example
Here's an example of putting all of the pieces above together. This example also shows how to use data from the validation to decide whether or not to recalibrate. You can <a href="/demos/eye-tracking-with-webgazer.html" target="_blank">try this experiment here (opens in new tab)</a>.
Here's an example of putting all of the pieces above together. This example also shows how to use data from the validation to decide whether or not to recalibrate. You can <a href="../../demos/eye-tracking-with-webgazer.html" target="_blank">try this experiment here (opens in new tab)</a>.

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
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