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I’m a complete novice seeking some help, so bear with me…I am using something called MouseLab Web that allows a researcher to conduct surveys/experiments over the web. It uses what I call an “idiot” editor, but I still don’t seem to be up to the task. The basic problem is that I seem to be lacking a certain threshold of knowledge.
To track responses, on my start page I ask the subjects to enter a subject number and condition number that should pass to the following pages (see below):
<html>
<head>
<title>Mouselab WEB</title>
<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”mlweb.css” type=”text/css”>
<script language=”javascript”>
function startExp(formlink)
{
// enter the pagename of the MouselabWEB page below
linkstr = “page1exp1.html”;
// get values from form
subject = formlink.subject.value;
condnum=parseInt(formlink.condnum.value);
// set cookies
document.cookie=”mlweb_condnum=”+condnum+”; path=/”;
document.cookie=”mlweb_subject=”+subject+”; path=/”;
AND on the next linked page I have the following code (and in every linked page thereafter except for the final “thank you” page):
<!–these will be set by the script –>
<input type=hidden name=”subject” value=”<?echo($subject)?>”>
<input type=hidden name=”condnum” value=”<?echo($condnum)?>”>
BUT, when I test the series of linked pages, the e-mailed results via form mailer show this in the subject line:
MouselabWEB data exp=exp1, subj=<?echo($subject)?>
Any suggestions to what I’m doing wrong? What I need to happen is that I need to get the subject number from form to form and into the e-mail subject line. Any help is appreciated.