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If you are working with the LifeGuide authoring tool for many hours, you may find it slows down after awhile, particularly with large interventions. To speed things up, close and open the authoring tool. You can restart your computer to achieve faster results.
If you are working with the LifeGuide authoring tool for many hours, you may find it slows down after awhile, particularly with large interventions. To speed things up, close and open the authoring tool. You can restart your computer to achieve faster results.


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If you want to jump to a page when testing your intervention, you can add the following to the URL:
If you want to jump to a page when testing your intervention, you can add the following to the URL:


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In this example, the intervention is called '''MyIntervention''' and the page you will be directed to is called '''page5'''
In this example, the intervention is called '''MyIntervention''' and the page you will be directed to is called '''page5'''
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Logic file:
Logic file:

Revision as of 14:37, 9 September 2014

Here are some hints and tips that you may find useful. More of these will be coming soon!


If you are working with the LifeGuide authoring tool for many hours, you may find it slows down after awhile, particularly with large interventions. To speed things up, close and open the authoring tool. You can restart your computer to achieve faster results.


If you want to jump to a page when testing your intervention, you can add the following to the URL:

?thiz=X1jumpto=X2

where X1 is the name of any page and X2 is the page you want to jump to.

e.g. http://localhost:38180/player/debug/MyIntervention?thiz=page5&jumpto=page5

In this example, the intervention is called MyIntervention and the page you will be directed to is called page5


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