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10 years ago asked a question How do I manually accept an answer in the database?

I want posts from a specific user to be automatically accepted, thus I am doing a db trigger. But first: What exactly do I need to set for the post/thread to be accepted?

I've tried to set askbot_post.approved = 1 and askbot_thread.accepted_answer_id / accepter_answer_at but still no luck.

Cheers

10 years ago answered a question Captcha too strong for users

Any news on this topic? Nocaptcha recaptcha is something I really want in askbot.

10 years ago commented question Why is the database search so slow?

We're using MySQL

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10 years ago asked a question Why is the database search so slow?

We have a database of over 30.000 questions, and the search is very slow. The version in use is 0.7.49 Do you have any suggestions to speed up things?

10 years ago commented question How to disable recaptcha after user is authenticated?

Found out that as long as the user is "watched", recaptcha is required.

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10 years ago commented question How to disable recaptcha after user is authenticated?

On the ask-page. Where the user asks a question. (Anonymous users must use recaptcha to ask a question)

10 years ago asked a question How to disable recaptcha after user is authenticated?

I'm using recaptcha so anonymous users can ask a question without the need to log in. It works nicely. But I want to disable recaptcha when the user is authenticated. It obviously doesn't work just to omit the form with request.user.is_authenticated()

Edit: Updated text to make it more clear.