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Askbot is a Django app and requires a runtime, such as a webserver. How to configure listening ports is specific to your

How do you create Django migrations for Askbot? In askbot/migrations there are (currently) 14 python scripts that set up

In theory, Askbot uses python-markdown2 so it can do everything described in the markdown2 wiki. However, the current co

From the fine manual: "You must have the pygments Python module installed for this to work."

In theory, Askbot uses python-markdown2 so it can do everything described in the markdown2 wiki. However, the current co

From the fine manual at https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/databases/: Django supports MySQL 5.6 and higher.

From (the fine manual)[https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/databases/]: Django supports MySQL 5.6 and higher.

From the fine manual: Django supports MySQL 5.6 and higher.

And as we can see in this particular case, this site applies highlighting to Python code if it can detect it. So I guess

And as we can see in this particular case, this site applies highlighting to Python code if it can detect it.

And as we can see in this particular case, this site does highlight Python code ....

In theory, Askbot uses python-markdown2 so it can do everything described in the markdown2 wiki. However, the current co

To install the current 0.11.x branch, the best approach is imitating the procedure used in the Dockerfile: install Ask

To install the current 0.11.x branch, the best approach is imitating the procedure used in the Dockerfile: install Ask

In the context processors used for Askbot messages, i.e. askbot.user_messages.context_processors.user_messages messages get added to the context using get_and_delete_messages(). As the name foreshadows, this deletes messages from the session/the database.

If there are pending messages and there is an ajax request, for instance a user casts a vote, the context processor is run and the messages get fetched and deleted. I can't tell if the messages get returned with the ajax response, but I think they aren't. This means the messages are lost and won't be shown to the user. Is that correct? Or is there some facility that returns messages to the user and then the javascript on the client side takes care of rendering the messages?

How does Askbot handle messages in ajax requests? In the context processors used for Askbot messages, i.e. askbot.user_m