what's wrong with this AJT item?

[Jeremy]

Dear all,

I tried to add an AJT item to the experiment. But it shows "ERROR: Every element in the 'items' Array must be an Array".

[["DIA.A", 1], "AcceptabilityJudgment", {s: {html: "<b>Which struggling students</b> did the teacher encourage to succeed without treating their friends like idiots?"}}]

Best wishes,

Jeremy

  

[Alexandre Cremers]

The 's' argument must be a string. If you want to include html tags, I think you need to edit the code for the controller (unless it's already possible), and after that just use:

{s: "<b>Which struggling students</b> did the teacher encourage to succeed without treating their friends like idiots?"}

Best,

Alexandre

 

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[Jeremy]

Thank you Alexandre. Do you have any idea of how to edit the code for the controller?

Best wishes,

Jeremy

[Nick Huang]

There's also a workaround using the q parameter, as Jeremy Zehr has pointed out: (https://groups.google.com/g/ibexexperiments/c/fHoOvBYBLQU/m/ELcrugkIDgAJ)

If you'd rather stick to using the s parameter and don't want to mess with editing the controllers, here is a not-very-clean workaround, injecting some javascript in the q paramater which will fill the s parameter on runtime (mind the \\ before the apostrophe in the sentence):
[["practice", 100], "AcceptabilityJudgment", {s: "", q: "<script>$('.FlashSentence-FlashSentence').html('A: Hi Joan, how are you?<br>B: Hey John, I\\'m great!');</script>"}],

Best regards,

Nick

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[Jeremy]

Thank you so much Nick! It works!

Best wishes,

Jeremy