jamovi

yeah, this isn't straightforward to implement, because R doesn't really have hooks for that use-case ... or at least i'm unfamiliar with them.

not out of the question, but also not straightforward to implement.

(i think the real issue is that process.R uses a license that prevents us from building ...

Yup, this is sounding useful ... a lot of overlap with descriptives of course ... but i can see real merit in it. It's maybe something we should support out of the box! let's start with your implementation though.

For guidance text, use the Text options rather than Html

https://dev.jamovi.org/api ...

hi,

yeah, an analysis modifying existing columns is totally verbotten.

but in general terms, jamovi allows users to do these things already:

- standardising inconsistent category labels
- trimming whitespace
- converting codes like -99 to missing
- tidying variable names

in fact, trimming ...

Hi,

Thanks for the detailed report, it makes this much easier to think about.

To answer your main question first: this isn't a known issue with jamovi on Windows 11 25H2, and we don't have any known incompatibilities with Intune-managed machines as such. jamovi is used on a very wide range of ...

i should have something for you in the next couple of weeks.

at a guess, this is a corrupt appdata entry. i can look into improving our handling of this.

your student can shut down jamovi, press `windows-key + R`, and then run `%AppData%` ... then delete the jamovi folder inside there.

restart jamovi and hopefully it works.

if that's not it, then we'll ...

Hi,

Thanks for letting us know. I've pushed a fix, and jamovi 28.5 should land in the next couple of hours.

Kind regards

Jonathon

always glad to know you still exist wake!

jonathon

hi pete,

i think this is a different one ... it starts up, but it's only the displaying of data that seems to be a problem 🤔

they could try starting jamovi at the terminal (jamovi debug should be available from the start menu), and provide any error messages that appear. alternatively, they could ...

Hi, this is an old thread from 2024. i'd suggest starting a new one.

jonathon