Inline script for data logging

[David McFarlane]

Molly,

To start with, you could always use c.Log to add a line to the .edat 
file at any time, combined with appropriate use of c.SetAttrib that 
should do the trick.  See the "Context Object" topic in the E-Basic 
Help facility.

Here is a trick if you would rather avoid inline code:  In place of 
where your video plays now, put a new List with one row, and a 
Procedure that does nothing that plays the selected video (attributes 
defined at the higher level will be valid at the lower level).  That 
will take care of the logging code for you.

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At 12/3/2012 10:34 AM Monday, you wrote:
>I have created an experiment in e prime which works perfectly except 
>for the data logging.
>
>In the experiment, participants select different videos to watch. 
>There is an Image Display screen with pictures representing all the 
>choices, participants choose the video they want to watch by 
>pressing a number key. Then, an inline script sends them to the 
>label that has the video they picked, they watch the video, provide 
>a rating, and are then sent back to the original Image Display to 
>select another clip. Because of the labels all the videos have to 
>stay in the same procedure. This is causing a problem with the data 
>logging because it is not recording multiple responses so I have no 
>way to know the order participants watched the videos in.
>
>I am wondering if anyone knows how to write an inline script that 
>will allow me to record each response to that original image display 
>screen in the order they occur?
>
>Any advice would be appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>Molly

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