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• How do I convert time stamps in my data (recorded in Unix time) to readable dates and times?
  ...e number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Thursday, 1 January 1970, not counting leap seconds.''' Below are two methods to convert Unix time to a readable date and time.
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• How to show users the current date and time
  On the page that you would like to show the current date and time, you will need to create a '''printed variable'''. Please click on the cate Time can be printed in many different formats - for example:
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• How to show users the current date or time
  On the page that you would like to show the current date and time, you will need to create a '''printed variable'''. Please click on the cate Please see the tutorial intervention 'Time and Date' on the LifeGuide Community Website for a demo of this function an
  626 bytes (107 words) - 14:55, 15 May 2015
• How to show follow up questionnaires at the right time
  ...mes and isempty</code> to show users follow-up questionnaires at the right time. You can write the time in seconds (604800) in place of '''oneweek''' in the logic above (see Examp
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• How do I convert time stamps in my data to readable dates and times?
  ...e number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Thursday, 1 January 1970, not counting leap seconds.''' Below are two methods to convert Unix time to a readable date and time.
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• How to show a particular intervention page when a specific amount of time has elapsed
  To show a particular page after a specific amount of time has elapsed, you will need to use the function <code> currenttime(). ...in seconds and you can use it to compare it with another time, such as the time the baseline questions were completed.
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• How to record the time at which users viewed an intervention page or completed a particular section of the intervention
  The logic command <code>currenttime()</code> is used to record the time. The above example will save the current time (in seconds) when users click on the next button on page session1_page10.
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• LifeGuide Community Website FAQs
  ...d when they occur. These can be seen on the top of the page in orange each time you login. ...sions, including the date the end-user logged on and the total duration of time they spent on the intervention. Click on the magnifying glass symbol to the
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• How to stop emails being automatically sent from your intervention (i.e. cancelling emails)
  ...to the intervention or if the e-mail address needs to come from the first time that they signed up to the intervention). Examples of the logic for these t ...ty site entitled '''Email Example 3'''. Note that for testing purposes the time for sending the e-mail has been set to 10 minutes (600 seconds).
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• How to group items together
  If you want to move, or copy and paste several items at the same time you can group them together:
  668 bytes (125 words) - 12:58, 18 May 2015
• Using Graphs In LifeGuide
  NB: The “graph” key command has to come after a “show” key command. The time at which the user’s data will be saved is controlled by placing the “gr
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• Copying and Pasting
  =A useful time-saving feature!!!= The copy and paste function is a great way of saving time when creating your intervention!! You can copy and paste objects within the
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• How to save information about users
  You can use it to save the time users have seen a particular page:
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• How to find out how long participants have spent on a specific part of your intervention
  ...ic into sections so that when you download your data, you will have useful time data which you can use in your analysis. The above logic will save the time users spent on the baseline questionnaire and you will be able to view this
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• 6. Getting further help
  ...pment is required then it may be possible to arrange to purchase dedicated time from the LifeGuide team by prior negotiation, but this MUST be agreed well
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• Sending Emails
  ...an end-user finishes a session) or if an e-mail needs to be sent out each time an end-user responds to an interaction in a certain way (e.g. if their resp Because of this time element, you can have a number of e-mails stored up after the end-user has
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• How to show users the current date and time
  On the page that you would like to show the current date and time, you will need to create a '''printed variable'''. Please click on the cate Time can be printed in many different formats - for example:
  1 KB (170 words) - 13:40, 2 September 2016
• How to randomise users into more than two groups
  ...ong as it is unique and you use that same variable name in the logic every time you want to refer to an end-users’ randomisation number.
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• Adding Error Messages
  ...rror messages for use with a calendar - selecting a date within a specific time period= In this example, the current time is compared with the time in 14 days time. If a date which is more than 14 days in the future is picked on the calend
  14 KB (2,307 words) - 13:15, 30 July 2014
• Creating end-user accounts
  If they have forgotten their password since the last time they logged in then you can allow your end-users to reset their passwords (
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• How can I keep up to date with important announcements about LifeGuide?
  ...d when they occur. These can be seen on the top of the page in orange each time you login.
  834 bytes (128 words) - 14:35, 30 April 2013
• How to show follow up questionnaires at the right time
  ...mes and isempty</code> to show users follow-up questionnaires at the right time. You can write the time in seconds (604800) in place of '''oneweek''' in the logic above (see Examp
  2 KB (344 words) - 11:08, 7 April 2014
• 5. The LifeGuide Community Website
  ...d when they occur. These can be seen on the top of the page in orange each time you login. '''N.B. Invitations are valid for 3 weeks and the expiry time is included in the email.'''
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• Starting a New Intervention
  ...on as it can take a long time to save if you have too many pages open at a time ...oject that you are not currently using can speed up authoring tool and the time it takes to save pages and build the workspace. If you have several version
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• How do I convert time stamps in my data (recorded in Unix time) to readable dates and times?
  ...e number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Thursday, 1 January 1970, not counting leap seconds.''' Below are two methods to convert Unix time to a readable date and time.
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• How to automatically send an email to the users of your intervention
  ...an end-user finishes a session) or if an e-mail needs to be sent out each time an end-user responds to an interaction in a certain way (e.g. if their resp Because of this time element, you can have a number of e-mails stored up after the end-user has
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• Re-presenting end-users with their previous responses
  ...he interactions on pagename1 for each end-user and will load them the next time they visit that page so that they can see their responses and change them i ...nd interaction2 on pagename1 for each end-user and will load them the next time they visit that page so that they can see their responses and change them i
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