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This is most likely not an ORSEE problem.
Please check the default charset in the configurations of your server/your ORSEE mysql database/your mysql installation. If those configurations are set to a charsets which cannot deal with certain polish characters then they will not be correctly displayed/included in emails.
Hope this helps.
/ben.
2009-11-09 02:16:08 UTC in ORSEE
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The most efficient way would be to create a set of SQL statements which import that data. The easiest way would be to start with an Excel file of your participants also holding their participation data in your expeirments. Then create the experiments and sessions in ORSEE, but leave them empty and closed. Note down the experiment ids/session ids, and fill in those IDs in your Excel file. From...
2009-08-02 10:04:22 UTC in ORSEE
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The idea is that not allowing subjects to deregister themselves forces them to think carefully and to check whether they will be available before registering.
To deregister a subject as an administrator, simply go to the session's participant list, set the "session" field for the participant to "No session", and click the "Change" button at the end of the list.
2009-08-02 10:00:00 UTC in ORSEE
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Hi Anya,
A participant can always unsubscribe from the subject pool herself. This simply means that she will not receive any invitation emails anymore. To do so, the participant just clicks the "unsubscribe" button on her personal data page and confirms.
However, for database integrity reasons the record will be kept in the database. To delete all personal data, the administrator can...
2009-07-24 10:39:29 UTC in ORSEE
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Question is: "Is it possible to delete mails sent to the mail queue, but not send out yet?"
Answer: No, not in ORSEE 2. To delete mails from the mail queue, go directly into the mysql database, either by entering the mysql client on the command line or using some tool like PHPMyAdmin.
SELECT * FROM or_mail_queue;
will show all mails currently waiting in the queue.
DELETE FROM...
2009-06-20 15:10:02 UTC in ORSEE
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Hi Davide,
Sorry, I just discovered your 2 month old post. Apparently, the feature request submissions are not forwarded to me.
Anyway,
Ad 1) To do that you will have to go into the code. The participant form is put together in a function "participant__form()" in tagsets/participant.php. There you can add code to for a SSN input field. TO validate, you would need to write a validation...
2009-06-03 14:13:02 UTC in ORSEE
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Thanks, that's true. Do be backward compatible with earlier MySQL versions which do not allow for subqueries, I will probably need to use the old MAX-CONCAT-trick. Or I just use the "time" comlumn for the time calculation.
Fortunately, the only point where this function is used in ORSEE with experiment_id (rather than session_id or session array, where the problem does not exist) is in the...
2009-06-02 13:59:54 UTC in ORSEE
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Hi David,
What you get is a standard syntax error in PHP. It usually means that you did not properly enclose non-PHP commands in quotes (like SQL statements, in this example). Please check your code, specifically the use of double (") and single(') quotes.
The full statement should read something like this:
$query="SELECT DISTINCT participant_id
FROM ".table('participate_at')."...
2008-12-09 22:46:31 UTC in ORSEE
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Hi David,
Unfortunately, there is no new file set, yet, at least from my side. But you can just zip your files from the first installation and unzip them at your second installation. Then update the config files and install a blank new database: Voila.
There will be a new ORSEE version, soon. (Though - to be honest - I have been promising this for a while, now.) But there will be some feature...
2008-11-27 18:56:07 UTC in ORSEE
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Hi David,
As written earlier below, the solution can be found here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1272461&group_id=87875&atid=584657
Cheers
/ben.
2008-11-07 03:05:44 UTC in ORSEE
