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I don't understand. Mini-games are external activities, right? We run them in a browser window but don't have control over what kinds of things the mini-games are trying to do that might upset the browser. So is this a question for Dovan to make sure her mini-games are not trying to do things that are getting blocked? Mini-games aren't being shown when you click the show-video button are they?
Hi David,
How are you opening the mini-games window? As a pop-up? as a new tab? As a new window?
This is what happened: We were surprised that firefox complained saying that pop-ups were blocked when actually the math spring pop-ups test run perfectly well --but that was a test implemented by Evelyn at: http://mathspring.org/to-use-mathspring/ and I don't trust anything she did was right.
Possibly the popups test is not correct?
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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I don't understand. Mini-games are external activities, right? We run them in a browser window but don't have control over what kinds of things the mini-games are trying to do that might upset the browser. So is this a question for Dovan to make sure her mini-games are not trying to do things that are getting blocked? Mini-games aren't being shown when you click the show-video button are they?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-148035954 .
I don't know what mini-games are. I thought they were some things that Dovan built and they were being used as external activities. I don't know how else a game would be part of mathspring (why would it be a video?). So external activities are launched in a separate browser window right? So once the activity is running in that window and is trying to bring up yet another window for pop-ups is that where things are misbehaving?
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 11:09 AM, IvonArroyo notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi David,
How are you opening the mini-games window? As a pop-up? as a new tab? As a new window?
This is what happened: We were surprised that firefox complained saying that pop-ups were blocked when actually the math spring pop-ups test run perfectly well --but that was a test implemented by Evelyn at: http://mathspring.org/to-use-mathspring/ and I don't trust anything she did was right.
Possibly the popups test is not correct?
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Date: Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 8:34 AM Subject: Re: [mathspring] Firefox prevented this site from opening a pop-up window (#217) To: marshall62/mathspring mathspring@noreply.github.com Cc: IvonArroyo iarroyo@wpi.edu I don't understand. Mini-games are external activities, right? We run them in a browser window but don't have control over what kinds of things the mini-games are trying to do that might upset the browser. So is this a question for Dovan to make sure her mini-games are not trying to do things that are getting blocked? Mini-games aren't being shown when you click the show-video button are they?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub < https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-148035954
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Let's talk at the meeting.
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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I don't know what mini-games are. I thought they were some things that Dovan built and they were being used as external activities. I don't know how else a game would be part of mathspring (why would it be a video?). So external activities are launched in a separate browser window right? So once the activity is running in that window and is trying to bring up yet another window for pop-ups is that where things are misbehaving?
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 11:09 AM, IvonArroyo notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi David,
How are you opening the mini-games window? As a pop-up? as a new tab? As a new window?
This is what happened: We were surprised that firefox complained saying that pop-ups were blocked when actually the math spring pop-ups test run perfectly well --but that was a test implemented by Evelyn at: http://mathspring.org/to-use-mathspring/ and I don't trust anything she did was right.
Possibly the popups test is not correct?
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Date: Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 8:34 AM Subject: Re: [mathspring] Firefox prevented this site from opening a pop-up window (#217) To: marshall62/mathspring mathspring@noreply.github.com Cc: IvonArroyo iarroyo@wpi.edu I don't understand. Mini-games are external activities, right? We run them in a browser window but don't have control over what kinds of things the mini-games are trying to do that might upset the browser. So is this a question for Dovan to make sure her mini-games are not trying to do things that are getting blocked? Mini-games aren't being shown when you click the show-video button are they?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-148035954
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— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub < https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-148079440
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I assume the mini-games are playing well since we went ahead with the experiment that uses them. Please let me know if I can close this issue.
Hi Dovan,
let's please not close this issue yet. The experiment was postponed as nobody debugged this enough.
The posttest is still an issue, it needs to show up and I don't think anybody has tested the pre/posttest yet.
Meanwhile can you please send me the html code that pops-up either Dovan's game and also the videos through the video button? We need to make that html code exactly as the test for pop-ups in mathspring.org. That was code written by Evelyn and I don't know what it is testing but it is not pop-ups.
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 12:49 PM, marshall62 notifications@github.com wrote:
I assume the mini-games are playing well since we went ahead with the experiment that uses them. Please let me know if I can close this issue.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-151206049 .
I meant to say David and Dovan.
--I
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 1:25 PM, Ivon Arroyo iarroyo@wpi.edu wrote:
Hi Dovan,
let's please not close this issue yet. The experiment was postponed as nobody debugged this enough.
The posttest is still an issue, it needs to show up and I don't think anybody has tested the pre/posttest yet.
Meanwhile can you please send me the html code that pops-up either Dovan's game and also the videos through the video button? We need to make that html code exactly as the test for pop-ups in mathspring.org. That was code written by Evelyn and I don't know what it is testing but it is not pop-ups.
--Ivon
Ivon Arroyo Assistant Professor Learning Sciences and Technologies Social Sciences and Policy Studies Salisbury Labs 317A Worcester Polytechnic Institute
On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 12:49 PM, marshall62 notifications@github.com wrote:
I assume the mini-games are playing well since we went ahead with the experiment that uses them. Please let me know if I can close this issue.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/marshall62/mathspring/issues/217#issuecomment-151206049 .
Even though videos pop-up fine, we got a message at the top when mini-games are supposed to show up:
Firefox prevented this site from opening a pop-up window
This is version 24.0
Is it being popped up in a different way than a video?
This is also not caught is the math spring.org pop-up check (pop ups showed fine there).
--Ivon