jamovi

Hi,
Some students that use from iPad on an online (dockerized) version of jamovi, clone of cloud.jamovi.org, have complained that cannot change the name of variables in Data management.
I have tested that problem with 3 browsers and seems specific to iOS/iPad, because it works on Android.
If I try to rename a variable, only one letter can be written

Victor

hi victor,

yeah, we haven't done much testing with ipads, but we should step up our game.

i'll mention it to damo.

jonathon

hey,

we've pushed a fix to the current-dev branch. this should fix the issue for you.

cheers

jonathon

Is this a Bug? It looks like the online version of the Jamovi does not open jamovi files from iPad Pro (Safari browser).

hi,

what happens when you try to open a file on an ipad?

with thanks

The program does not recognize the file (omv). I cannot mark it for upload.

could you send us a video of this?

for comparison, this is what the process looks like on a computer:

https://youtu.be/_IOopKEPLV0

with thanks

jonathon

Video: https://youtu.be/lLxxeG2Z8Aw

I have one more question. Will it be possible to install an additional library in the online version of the Jamovi? I am specifically referring to the modmed library.

thanks so much for the video. after doing some reading, it looks like apple is refusing to support the standard (but only on iOS) (this is really clever when you think about it ... the only motivation i can think of is to hamstring web-applications in favour of apps and the app-store ... which is super-frustrating ... the best thing about web-applications is that we can bypass apple and all their BS). they allow opening/uploads of generic "video", or "audio" type files, but anything more specific is ignored.

we'll have to look into a way to work around it.

re: medmod, in the short-term, no. we're going to be providing dedicated cloud instances for uni's, etc. for a fee, and these will have the option to have modules pre-installed. but exactly how we handle that for cloud.jamovi.org we aren't sure. additional modules (and their analyses) add to our operating costs.

jonathon