Then I tried it on a different server (hosted by godaddy.com), in the following ftp formats "ftp://site2.com/" and "ftp://www.site2.com/" and "ftp://ftp.site2.com/" and got the following message:
System error 87: The parameter is incorrect.Line 298, File .\DataFile.cpp
The data field in my script contains the following elements:
<data>
/ columns = [trialcode blockcode blocknum trialnum date time trialdata trialdata latency response correct stimulusitem stimulusitem stimulusitem stimulusnumber]
/ encrypt = false
/ file = "ftp://site2.com/"
/ userid = "myFTPusername"
/ password = "myFTPpassword"
</data>
Any ideas on what I should do to fix it?
Thanks!
Hmm, sounds like Inquisit might be thrown off by the server configuration. Would it be possible to email the script to me (with the actual URL and login credentials)? That would allow me to identify the issue pretty quickly.
BTW - another issue you might run into with ftp is that if the user is running any firewall software (including the one that ships with Windows), they may be prompted whether to allow Inquisit to use the ftp port. Http is preferable since firewalls allow it by default (otherwise you couldn't browse the web).
-Sean
Barry, Thanks for sending the script. The problem is that Inquisit doesn’t handle saving files to the root directory of an ftp site correctly. It should work fine with a subdirectory, however. So, if you save the files to ftp://millisecond.com/datafiles/, for example, rather than ftp://millisecond.com/, it should work. Hopefully you are able to create subdirectories on your ftp site. In the meantime, the fix for this problem will be in our next update.