How Do You Know When A HIT Is On Auto-Approval?

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  1. Ryberg

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    Notice some members point out a HIT and mention it's on auto-approval for a set amount of time. How do you find this out?
     
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    How do I install the script though? I clicked on the "install it here" part but all it takes me to is a bunch of numbers and letters.
     
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    hi,
    What browser are you using?
    Mozilla firefox or chrome?
     
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    I'm using Firefox.
     
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    Thanks for the info!
     
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    what about for chrome
     
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    If you don’t want to/can’t install a script:

    (1) View the source code of the page before you accept the HIT (Crtl-U works in many browsers)
    (2) Search that page for the word “hitAutoAppDelayInSeconds”

    Code:
    <input type="hidden" name="hitAutoAppDelayInSeconds" value="1209600">
    Divide the value by 86400 to get the number of days before the HIT will auto-approve.

    In the case of the example, 14 days.

    If the requester chooses to, they can approve them sooner than the stated value.
     
    #9 Khalinov, Sep 14, 2012
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