jamovi

Hi guys I am currently in the process of finishing up my module and writing the documentation. During this process I noticed that in the R documentation of the package under "Usage", for arguments that have a dropdown-style string-selector (e.g. the direction of the hypothesis, which can b...

Wow Damian this is mighty impressive! Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate it. Got my UI working as I intended now

Hi Brice

Haven't heard back from Damian yet. I tried to do it on my own, but that hasn't been successful, so sadly I can't help you out.

Dan

Hi Damian, thank you so much!

Best wishes, Dan

Hi jonathon

I feared as much.

Just so that it doesn't take up too much time... I can also live with displaying a warning in the output. But if you have something similar already, I'm very grateful.

Best wishes,
Dan

Hi there For one of the tests in my module, the user can provide either one or two grouping variables. I'd like to disable some options of the UI, if only one grouping variable is provided. I tried the following, but it doesn't work: enable: (`length(self$options$groupingVar) == 2`) I know it could ...

Alright, thanks for your help and the suggestion!

Hi jonathon Thanks for the quick reply. Adding them as separate notes works as such, but also repeats the "Note.", so the output then is Note. a) text Note. b) some more text Note. c) even more text I was wondering if I could somehow create a different output based on whether the code is r...

Hey folks For the module I'm developing I added a note to the table using note <- paste("a) some text \n b) some more text \n c) even more text") table$setNote(note) The note contains a few different paragraphs, which I'd like to separate with a linebreak for visual clarity. So the output ...

Hi there! For the module I'm developing I find myself constantly copying code from one place to another, both within the same analysis and and also between different analyses (i.e. data cleansing, which is pretty much the same process for all of my analyses). So I thought it would be easier just spe...