How do I run Qualtrics through MediaLab? (case 955)

[jarvis24]

Can you attach the questionnaire--I'd be happy to take a look. One quick test you can do is to right click on the error page and select "Properties" and then look at the address. You can see if it was transformed somehow into a link that differs from your original. I recall an issue like that a while back that had to do with case-sensitivity, but I think it was fixed. If it does differ from what you entered, can you let me know what the difference is and what version of MediaLab you are using, i.e, 20**.*.*?

With respect to using Hebrew--try a search on "Hebrew" on the MediaLab forums here and you should trun up a good number of relevant posts as we have many users the use Hebrew text in their studies. One useful start involves using the "right-to-left" option in the main MediaLab window's Preferences-> Characters Set menu.

[Maayan]

Here is the link to the questionnaire: http://qpanelsacademic.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_4VO89PiSdG5BkGM
and here is the adress as it appears in "properties" on the error page: res://ieframe.dll/http_404_webOC.htm.
The version of MediaLab I'm using is v 2008.1.33
thanks!!

[jarvis24]

Sorry for the confusion--I meant to ask if you could post the MediaLab questionnaire file (.que file) from which you are calling this link.

-Blair

[lisetta]

Hello,
I am having the same issue as was described above. How did you solve it?
thank you!

[emmarie]

Hello,
I am having the same issue as was described above. How did you solve it?
thank you!

We're trying to solve this problem too. Any help out there?

[Maayan]

Hi,
I didn't find a solution for that problem.. In the end I programmed the Qualtrics questionnaire again as MediaLab questionnaire.
If you'll find a solution, please post it here as well.
Thanks, and good luck!

[fgonzo]

I don't have a solution, but I am running into the exact same problem as well..