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Customize Display Element Wrapper ID #3253
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The solution would be to use let create_div = function () {
let div = document.createElement('div');
div.style.width = '500px';
div.style.height = '500px';
document.body.append(div);
return div;
}
let jspsych_1 = initJsPsych({display_element: create_div()});
let jspsych_2 = initJsPsych({display_element: create_div()});
const trial = {
type: jsPsychHtmlKeyboardResponse,
stimulus: 'Hello world'
};
jspsych_1.run([trial, trial]);
jspsych_2.run([trial, trial]); However, even so, the code would not work properly; you will see that only one experiment is run. I think this is a bug with jsPsych. The problem lies here, as the For now, your solution would be:
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Agree that this is a bug! Happy to merge a PR or I'll try to fix it shortly. |
@jodeleeuw Created PR #3254 for this |
greetings,
I wanted to do a task where two simultaneously timelines displays in different divs is needed. I thought it'd be easy to just initiate two jsPsych objects and run different timelines (with additional code to control which display element is active). However, I encounter that no matter how many initJsPsych you call, they all draw on the same element. I did some digging and found that inside display element, there's a code to create an wrapper with ID hardcoded (line 451 in https://github.com/jspsych/jsPsych/blob/main/packages/jspsych/src/JsPsych.ts). Can anyone help me understand the decision to hard code the id? if the id is a variable, then two or more jsPsychs can run in parallel in different divs, right? Thank you!
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