02/27 - Money Monday!

can't work

length() isn't a function.

u can do

Code:

bullshit = function() {
if(this.length > 0) {
if (!this.questions[this.length-1].submit()) {return;}
}
if(this.length == exampleUIDs.length) {
mturkSubmit();
return;
}
const url = "/load_answer_sentence_task";
const data = {workerId: httpGetParameter('workerId'), exampleUID: exampleUIDs[this.length]};
const settings = {data: data, method: "POST"};
const request = $.ajax(url, settings);
request.done(function (data) {
question = new Question(data, hit.length());
hit.questions.push(question);
});
};

Code:

$('#button0').click(bullshit)

but still broke

 

Hitting enter at the end of the sentence works on some of them.

 

Star Trek?

 

Brought some nip home from the grocery store, Bearnie doesn't want to share. The lure of the nip managed to grace us with a rare sighting of Matt's fat cat Holly!

 

Code guru's can you take a look at this and figure out what's missing? I really want to start the damn hit....

Spoiler: messed up code preventing us from getting the right URL

i

Code:

f (mturkworkerID == "" ) {
assignment_id_field.innerHTML = '<tt>The link will appear here only if you accept this HIT.</tt>';
} else {
newHREF = 'https://www.soniabishoplab.com/instructions_GoogleFaces?MID=' + mturkworkerID + '&amp;assign_id=' + ass_id + '&amp;hit_id=' + hit_id + '&amp;ratingType=Valence&amp;setType='
console.log(newHREF)
newHTML = '<a target="_blank" href="' + newHREF + '"><h1><span ><span style="font-family: Courier New;"><b>Click here to begin!</b></span></span></h1></a>'
console.log(newHTML)
assignment_id_field.innerHTML = newHTML;
}

 

Hey look ... $1002 worth of Visual Genome that nobody is going to do are up.

 

sorry i didn't add context. the problem is in Hit.prototype.nextQuestion percy has this.length() when it should be this.length. if u change that it'll actually submit but won't advance so i'm missing something.

but now enter works so fixed???

 

I'm like telling my mom about that Trappist 1 system and stuff and shes all into it but shes like your lying and I'm like no this and that showing her articles and stuff. (me and my mom really into sci-fi stuff)

then I'm like yea and this was NASA's next move



hahaha, and she was like ahh u liar! but I'm like nah I wasn't lying and started tell her about Trappist more and then I was like

but yea they said NASA started looking for places to go after trump won the election (shes a trump supporter I'm not) and shes like the whole thing was a lie!!! I'm LMFAO rn

 

About 5 minutes and a half going slow

Title: Short survey (about 10 mins) | PANDA Requester: Smith Lab [AM08M2RSHL9D2] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 3.41] [Fair: 5.00] [Comm: 3.67] [Fast: 4.88] [Reviews: 67] [ToS: 0] Auto Approval: 1 day Time: 45 minutes HITs Available: 81 Reward: $0.80 Qualifications: Norm_Bus Seat has not been granted ; HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 95; Location is US;

 

What url does it take you to?

 

https://www.soniabishoplab.com/inst...R2NQ3T0G2N35DUI9N&ratingType=Valence&setType=

 

All looks fine with the URL except whatever the setType is supposed to be, so that is probably it.

 

thx i'm new to code and i was wrong. my new theory

Code:

Hit.prototype.length = function() {
return this.questions.length;
};

percy actually does define it but for some reason it doesn't work with the button correctly. hitting enter triggers "this" properly. i'm mostly talking out my ass trying to help. i was excited when my function worked to submit but it didn't advance the screen.
big applause to the just hit enter. when i did it didn't do anything but i was being impatient.

 

Right. What is "setType" and where would I find it?

 

Mark Klein and Melba toast.

 

Whatever they want it to be. That is their custom thing so there isn't a way to pull it without know what it is in reference to.

 

and it makes sense that it's bringing me to a completely blank white page, rather than a page not found error page?

 

We can't really tell. As far as I know, it's their own thing and it's not meant to be i.setType, and even if it was that, we'd have to guess at what they would have wanted.

The HTML is just unfinished.