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## jsPsych.data.getDataByTimelineNode
```javascript
jsPsych.data.getDataByTimelineNode(node_id)
```
### Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description
----------|------|------------
node_id | string | The id of the TimelineNodes to get data from.
### Return value
Returns a DataCollection of all of the data generated in a specified TimelineNode.
### Description
Get all the data generated by a specified Timeline.
### Example
```javascript
var current_node_id = jsPsych.getCurrentTimelineNodeID();
var data_from_current_node = jsPsych.data.getDataByTimelineNode(current_node_id);
```
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## jsPsych.data.getInteractionData ## jsPsych.data.getInteractionData
```javascript ```javascript

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jsPsych.finishTrial({correct_response: true}); jsPsych.finishTrial({correct_response: true});
``` ```
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## jsPsych.getCurrentTimelineNodeID
```javascript
jsPsych.getCurrentTimelineNodeID()
```
### Parameters
None.
### Return value
Returns the ID of the TimelineNode that is currently active.
### Description
Gets the ID of the active TimelineNode. The ID is a string that follows a specific format:
* `"0.0"` is the ID of the first top-level TimelineNode
* `"1.0"` is the ID of the second top-level TimelineNode
* `"2.0"` is the ID of the third top-level TimelineNode, and so on...
If a TimelineNode iterates multiple times (using the loop function, for example), then the iterations are indicated in the second number:
* `"0.0"` is the ID of the first top-level TimelineNode during the first iteration
* `"0.1"` is the ID of the first top-level TimelineNode during the second iteration
* `"0.2"` is the ID of the first top-level TimelineNode during the third iteration, and so on...
If TimelineNodes are nested in other TimelineNodes, then the hierarchical structure is shown with `"-"`:
* `"0.0-1.0"` is the ID of the second TimelineNode on the timeline of the first top-level TimelineNode.
* `"0.0-2.0"` is the ID of the third TimelineNode on the timeline of the first top-level TimelineNode, and so on...
The rules about iterations apply throughout the hierarchical ID:
* `"0.2-1.3"` is the ID of the second TimelineNode, executing for the fourth time, on the timeline of the first top-level TimelineNode, executing for the third time.
### Example
```javascript
var id = jsPsych.getCurrentTimelineNodeID();
console.log('The current TimelineNode ID is '+id);
```
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## jsPsych.getCurrentTrial ## jsPsych.getCurrentTrial