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DonCruickshank: /* makenewuser */

2018-07-13T10:49:00Z

makenewuser

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	== <code> makenewuser </code> ==		== <code> makenewuser </code> ==

	The <code>makenewuser</code> command is used to set up an for the end-user using a username (or e-mail address) and password.		The <code>makenewuser</code> command is used to set up a new user for an intervention. for the end-user using a username (or e-mail address) and password.

	'''Example'''		'''Example'''
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	<code>show signup</code>		<code>show signup</code>

	<code>makenewuser(signup.signup_username, signup.signup_password))</code>		<code>makenewuser(signup.signup_username, signup.signup_password)</code>

	In the example above, the information the end-user enters into the interactions 'signup_username' and 'signup_password' is used to create a user account.		In the example above, the information the end-user enters into the interactions <code>signup_username</code> and <code>signup_password</code> is used to create a user account.

			The <code>makenewuser</code> command not only creates the new intervention user but it also <i>signs them in at the same time</i>. There is no need to use <code>authenticateuser</code> afterwards.

	'''Important:''' the password interaction should always be set to a 'password' interaction type in the properties panel. If it is not set correctly, the password will be visible while you type it and will not be securely encoded when it is saved. This will result in users being unable to log on.		'''Important:''' the password interaction should always be set to a 'password' interaction type in the properties panel. If it is not set correctly, the password will be visible while you type it and will not be securely encoded when it is saved. This will result in users being unable to log on.

KirstenSmith: /* printtime */

2017-05-10T15:25:35Z

printtime

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	\|-		\|-
	\| s \|\| Second in minute \|\| 55		\| s \|\| Second in minute \|\| 55
	\|-
	~~\| S \|\| Millisecond \|\| 234~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| E \|\| Day in week \|\| Tues		\| E \|\| Day in week \|\| Tues

KirstenSmith: /* printtime */

2017-05-10T15:22:08Z

printtime

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	\| yyyy \|\| Year in four digits \|\| 2001		\| yyyy \|\| Year in four digits \|\| 2001
	\|-		\|-
	\| M \|\| Month in year \|\| 07		\| M \|\| Month in year \|\| 7
	\|-		\|-
	\| MMMM \|\| Month in year \|\| July		\| MMMM \|\| Month in year \|\| July

KirstenSmith: /* printtime */

2017-05-10T15:21:49Z

printtime

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	\| K \|\| Hour in A.M./P.M. (0~11) \|\| 10		\| K \|\| Hour in A.M./P.M. (0~11) \|\| 10
	\|}		\|}


			For digits, e.g. minutes, '''use the number of letters for the number of digits you want to display'''. For example, '''9:01:07''' should be written as <code>h:mm:ss</code>

			''Advanced users, please see more options on [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html#month Java SimpleDateFormat].''

	<code>printtime</code> cannot be used to display the difference between 2 times if the difference is greater than 1 day. To display the difference between 2 times, use <code>comparetimes</code> (see [[#comparetimes]], Example 2).		<code>printtime</code> cannot be used to display the difference between 2 times if the difference is greater than 1 day. To display the difference between 2 times, use <code>comparetimes</code> (see [[#comparetimes]], Example 2).

KirstenSmith: /* printtime */

2017-05-10T15:08:31Z

printtime

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	\| G \|\| Era designator \|\| AD		\| G \|\| Era designator \|\| AD
	\|-		\|-
	\| y \|\| Year in ~~four~~ digits \|\| ~~2001~~		\| y \|\| Year in two digits \|\| 01
	\|-		\|-
	\| M \|\| Month in year \|\| July ~~or 07~~		\| yyyy \|\| Year in four digits \|\| 2001
			\|-
			\| M \|\| Month in year \|\| 07
			\|-
			\| MMMM \|\| Month in year \|\| July
	\|-		\|-
	\| d \|\| Day in month \|\| 10		\| d \|\| Day in month \|\| 10
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	\| S \|\| Millisecond \|\| 234		\| S \|\| Millisecond \|\| 234
	\|-		\|-
	\| E \|\| Day in week \|\| Tuesday		\| E \|\| Day in week \|\| Tues
			\|-
			\| EEEE \|\| Day in week \|\| Tuesday
	\|-		\|-
	\| D \|\| Day in year \|\| 360		\| D \|\| Day in year \|\| 360

KirstenSmith: /* E */

2017-01-26T17:01:41Z

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	=E=		=E=

			== <code> else </code> ==
			<code>else</code> is used only with <code>if</code>. It allows you to do something if a condition is Not met. For example:

			<code>if not(or(isempty(page1.q1),isempty(page1.q2))) set page1_complete to 1

			else set page1_complete to 0</code>

			This page checks if both the interactions on page1 have been answered. If they have, page1_complete is set to 1. The <code>else</code> logic on the next line sets page1_complete to 0 if the interactions have not been answered.

	== <code> end </code> ==		== <code> end </code> ==

KirstenSmith: /* hmacencode */

2016-12-12T17:34:18Z

hmacencode

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	<code>set encoded to hmacencode("This message is encoded", "secret")</code>		<code>set encoded to hmacencode("This message is encoded", "secret")</code>

	The primary use for <code>hmacencode</code> is to ~~ensure~~ data passed from one intervention to another.		The primary use for <code>hmacencode</code> is to check that data passed from one intervention to another has not been corrupted.

	=I=		=I=

KirstenSmith: /* H */

2016-12-12T17:33:42Z

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	Adding '''this''' to the hasseen command will show '''interaction1''' if the end-user has seen '''session1final''' in the current session ONLY.		Adding '''this''' to the hasseen command will show '''interaction1''' if the end-user has seen '''session1final''' in the current session ONLY.


			== <code> hmacencode </code> ==

			<code>hmacencode</code> is an advanced logic command that encrypts data. It is used to obscure data so that it cannot be read. You cannot decrypt anything encrypted using <code>hmacencode</code>.

			<code>set encoded to hmacencode("This message is encoded", "secret")</code>

			The primary use for <code>hmacencode</code> is to ensure data passed from one intervention to another.

	=I=		=I=

KirstenSmith: /* default */

2016-11-08T15:11:54Z

default

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	== <code> default </code> ==		== <code> default </code> ==

	This is used to set an interaction element to a previously saved value. This is used in conjunction with the <code>save</code> command - see <code>save</code> for an example.		This is used to set an interaction element to a previously saved value. This is used in conjunction with the <code>save</code> command - see [[#save\|<code>save</code>]] for an example.

	To recall information from the same page, use the <code>saveandload</code> command.		To recall information from the same page, use the [[#saveandload\|<code>saveandload</code>]] command.

	== <code> divide </code> ==		== <code> divide </code> ==

KirstenSmith: /* D */

2016-11-08T15:06:29Z

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	On <code>results_page</code> we show the user the area of the circle, to 2 decimal places.		On <code>results_page</code> we show the user the area of the circle, to 2 decimal places.

			== <code> default </code> ==

			This is used to set an interaction element to a previously saved value. This is used in conjunction with the <code>save</code> command - see <code>save</code> for an example.

			To recall information from the same page, use the <code>saveandload</code> command.

	== <code> divide </code> ==		== <code> divide </code> ==