Is there any way to prevent the FAILED message via inspect tool?

[bob_the_tomato]

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Is there any way to prevent the FAILED message through inspect? I am not an admin, nor can I use the mod thingamabobers.

Help is appreciated!

[NateDhaliwal]

Did you see the linked post?

@pangbo

As a temporary workaround, a regular user can un-favorite all badges by running the following JavaScript code in the console:

const user_name = require("discourse/models/user").default.current().username;
const badges = await require("discourse/models/user-badge").default.findByUsername(user_name);
const favorites = new Map();
badges.filter((b)=>b.is_favorite).forEach((b)=>favorites.set(b.badge_id,b));
favorites.forEach((b)=>b.favorite());

[bob_the_tomato]

I can’t be an admin.
Wait, I mean I can’t contact the admin, idk how I got that lol

[Moin]

But you are “a regular user” aren’t you?

[bob_the_tomato]

Yes, but I can’t contact the admin
and I can’t use github

[Moin]

And how does that prevent you from using the workaround for regular users that was quoted above?

I guess you use a browser, so you can search how to use its JavaScript console and use the workaround for regular users.

[bob_the_tomato]

Someone told me, that github only works in fully functional pc’s, and I’m just on a laptop.

[NateDhaliwal]

@bob_the_tomato The code I quoted can be run by Inspecting the page and running it in the Javascript Console. It is made for regular users to use.
AFAIK there is no Github element to the code.

[Jagster (Jakke Lehtonen)]

@bob_the_tomato

github only works in fully functional pc’s

Laptop is a fully functional PC (even then when it is a mac, but otherwise Apple has its own policy thru all devices).

But why you can’t contact an admin? Are they hided it? Use moderators as relay then.