Hello,
I’m contacting you to ask for your help with an issue I’m encountering.
In my protocol, I created a node type called Alter, and under Fields, I selected the option a categorical variable using CheckboxGroup input control to collect information about the professions of the alters.
However, while most of the options can be selected without any problem, one variable — the one surrounded by a white circle, in this case employé — cannot be checked. I tried deleting and recreating this specific variable, but the issue persists. I even removed several other variables to test, but the same behavior occurs: the variable that cannot be selected is always the one marked with a white circle.
Welcome to the community! Sorry to hear about the issue you’re encountering and thanks for posting.
I’ve been able to reproduce the behavior you’re seeing and confirm that it is a bug with the 11th toggle button. I will work on fixing this and let you know when it is resolved.
Hi Caden,
Thank you for your response and your help. That’s very kind of you. Have you identified the issue encountered with the 11 and found a solution? Best regards
We did actually fix your issue (sorry for not getting back to you!) in version 2.1.5 of Fresco.
We haven’t released new versions of Architect and Interviewer that contain this fix, but if you are using Fresco, please update to that version or newer.
If you are using desktop or tablet Interviewer and need a fix, we will have to release that separately. Please let us know. Unfortunately this may take us a few extra days.
Hi @Joshua !
Thank you very much for you help! I tried to fix the issue using your advice, but I wasn’t able to because I encountered another problem. I’ve developed a new protocol to reintroduce variable 11, which I had to remove in order to start my analysis. Now, the “Narrative”-type interfaces no longer work: the cited alters, links, and their attributes no longer appear. Do you have any solution to suggest? Thanks in advance for your help.
Sorry to hear about the issue you’re encountering and thanks for posting.