submission of the results not possible

[nise]

submission of the results not possible

[nise]

time stamps are not collected

[timobaumann]

it appears that you are reporting multiple issues in one.

[seebk]

All in all the beaqle seems to be not usable for production.

All in all it seems you are not posting any meaningful and did not read the documentation. If you are interested in a solution please post a complete bug report or question with all details such that I can understand what the problem actually is. I can tell you that many people have used BeaqleJS to collect submission results on a server and it works. It might not be plug'n'play to setup, but when you carefuly follow the instructions from the README it should work.

[nise]

Sorry for providing multiple issues that are all related to the submission process. In the mean time I found my way with a node.js backend. See https://github.com/nise/beaqle-node

[nise]

See a screenshot of the missing submit button here: https://owncloud.pi6.fernuni-hagen.de/index.php/s/U2WvrVKuDFIDrBe

See line 844 in the beaqle.js:

if (this.TestConfig.SupervisorContact) {
                         $("#SubmitBox > .submitEmail").show();
                         $(".supervisorEmail").html(this.TestConfig.SupervisorContact);
                     }

The this.TestConfig is undefined since the scope refers to ajax method. If you replace the this by testHandle it will work. BTW the name of the variable is not very intuitive.

[nise]

Because you provide a php backend service, it should be set as default in the config. Thus, the 3rd step of the setup instruction will become obsolete.

Right now its written in the setup instructions that the path could be something like http://yourdomain.com/mysubfolder/beaqleJS_Service.php.. When using ajax that service should provided from the same origin. Otherwise some you will run into problem with Same Origin Policies.

[seebk]

Because you provide a php backend service, it should be set as default in the config. Thus, the 3rd step of the setup instruction will become obsolete.

I see, yes it could be pre-configured to point to the PHP file in case you simply upload the whole BeaqleJS folder structure to your server. I always assumed that people manually create a distribution package out of the project folder before upload , so they have to adjust the paths anyway. But seems this is not the case and so it makes sense to change this.

Right now its written in the setup instructions that the path could be something like http://yourdomain.com/mysubfolder/beaqleJS_Service.php.. When using ajax that service should provided from the same origin. Otherwise some you will run into problem with Same Origin Policies.

Good point, I will add an info to the docs that one has to take care of this.

[timobaumann]

The this.TestConfig is undefined since the scope refers to ajax method. If you replace the this by testHandle it will work. BTW the name of the variable is not very intuitive.

can you turn that into a patch or make a pull request? Thanks.

[seebk]

See a screenshot of the missing submit button here: https://owncloud.pi6.fernuni-hagen.de/index.php/s/U2WvrVKuDFIDrBe

Again, I just downloaded the latest master branch, setup a docker webserver as described in the docs, configured online submission and did not experience any problems. Can you provide steps how to reproduce the problem?

[seebk]

Ok, finally I got it... should be fixed in master now.