Hide"Continue" button when participants take a web-based questionnaire (case 5747)
I am setting up an experiment to run in MediaLab where I want participants to be directed to a website where some additional questionnaires are administered, before they are brought back into the MediaLab environment. I have so far been able to set this up effectively, however I am wondering if there is a way that the "Continue" button can be removed from the bottom right corner of the screen while the participants complete these (web-based) questionnaires. I know that one way would be to set a limit on the response time (using the duration parameter I think it is), however doing this really doesn't suit my needs and makes the running of the study more complicated. Adapting the web-based questionnaires to be administered within MediaLab is also not an option.
Do you have any ideas of how I can eliminate the "Continue" button from the screen until participants have completed all of the web-based items? I am using the 2006 version of MediLab (I think it is).a
Thank you for any suggestions that you can provide.
David
Re: Hide the "Continue" button
Thanks for that. That was very helpful.
Berled
External webpage in MediaLab
Hello,
I am dealing with a similar problem. I could make MediaLab launch the the external webpage (Qualtrics), but only the first page of the survey appears and cannot progress to the rest of the study.
Have you had the same difficulty and if yes could you solve that?
Thanks,
Peter
Qualtrics and hiding the continue button
Hi, in case it's still relevant, I've posted an example of how I've embedded a Qualtrics survey within an HTML file and used a MediaLab Custom Item to hide the continue button and use a password to allow the subject to continue. This particular example allows you to put a medialab experiment in the middle of a Qualtrics survey, but you could configure it however you want (Qualtrics first, Qualtrics second, etc).
You can substitute any external URL into the HTML iframe code (q1.html) to make this work. It doesn't have to be a Qualtrics survey.
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- Lillian