jamovi

hi njain,

can i get you to start a new thread?

kind regards

jonathon

hi, yes, when you specify a variable as a factor, jamovi takes care of the dumming coding for you automagically. if you want to do it manually, you can dummy code the variable yourself, and then specify the dummy coded variables as 'covariate's. ordinal logistic regressions only require the dependen...

hi,

we're going to need more information about what you're experiencing when you try and download these modules.

at this stage, i'm not even sure if your computer is turned on.

kind regards

i would reach out to aaron caldwell, and ask him if a new version can be pushed to the jamovi library. we push updates when the maintainers ask us to.

cheers

jonathon

that's great to hear. more recent versions of R fixed this problem ... which is what we ship with the 2.5 series. so this is a nice confirmation that that has addressed the issue.

with thanks

i'm not sure. off the top of my head, i can't think of a way of discriminating between whether you're running in R, or in jamovi ... but i have some vague recollection that there's a way it can be done. i, personally, would just go Note. text Note. some more text Note. even more text as that's how o...

hi,

i'd set these as three separate notes:

table$setNote('a', 'some text')
table$setNote('b', 'some more text')
table$setNote('c', 'even some text')

cheers

Hi,

Try the version 2.5 for us, and see if this is still a problem.

With thanks

hi,

you might need to explain a bit more what you're trying to achieve ... it looks to me like jamovi is doing the right thing here (so i assume i'm missing something).

jonathon

jamovi 2.3 is still available from our download page.

https://www.jamovi.org/download.html

but if you want an even older version you can look here:

https://www.jamovi.org/downloads/

cheers

jonathon