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I don't know of any issues. Is it this Power-Up: https://trello.com/power-ups/5d0859bfbe10fe7460b4390a/card-delete Can you share a screenshot of what you are seeing?
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There's some info here: https://help.trello.com/article/1078-enterprise-admin-dashboard But it should be pretty straight forward and if you have any questions once you do it feel free to ask.
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Ok, so Enterprise you will just pay for a set number of licenses (let's say 100) and then you can just add up to 100 users to your Enterprise. It's even simpler than credit card billing for Standard and Premium. If you deactivate someone then that creates a spot where you can add someone else, but you don't really need to…
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One caveat: Trello does let you configure which notifications you get, but you have to do it by changing what you are watching. If you watch a board, you get all the notifications for the board. If you watch a list, you get notifications for all the stuff that happens in the list. If you watch a card, you get all the info…
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Which Power-Up? this one? https://trello.com/power-ups/5c06b2a84200360873a5a835/starred-cards (There are other Star Power-Ups). I tried using that one just now and it seems to work for me. Can you describe more how it "stopped working"?
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Can you check an old email notification from Trello and just triple check that the email we sent the notification to was the email you think you signed up for an atlassian account with? I suspect they aren't EXACTLY the same. Then go to id.atlassian.com and login with that email (the one in the mail headers for the To:…
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Are you buying Standard or Premium for your Workspace? If so, it works even simpler than you are thinking. If you pay monthly, it just bills you for the people that are members of your Workspace each month. So if you add someone, it bills you for one more person. If you deactivate someone, then next month you will pay for…
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If you use the mobile web version the power-ups should work, but yes, I don't know if those features would come to mobile app version.
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The way Dashcards works is it sets the card cover. So if you change the cover then you won't see the metric you are tracking on the cover anymore. You can edit the dashcard though I believe and it will reset itself as the cover. You can't change the cover and still have it be a Dashcard cover.
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If you disable the Google Drive power-up, does anything change for them? Or in Chrome if you go into the Developer Tools window, and then look in the console for any errors?
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Do you have this installed? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/time-tracker-by-timecamp/ohbkdjmhoegleofcohdjagmcnkimfdaa
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Only certain Power-Ups work on mobile but I *think* you might be actually talking about the chrome extension that puts checklists on the front of cards? AFAIK Power-Ups don’t do that. And chrome extensions won’t work in the mobile apps.
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No but you could set up a google form and then after people ask to get access you could invite them to the board. When you invite people you could also set them as Observers. https://help.trello.com/article/732-adding-observers-to-boards
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Not that I know of.
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I think you just need to set commenting permissions so Observers cannot comment. Then they shouldn’t be able to delete comments either. See the second section here https://help.trello.com/article/791-changing-permissions-on-a-board
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On the first question this is expected. Power-Up capabilities are limited on mobile so that card back section isn’t available for the Dashcard Power-Up. You’d have to use mobile web to see it.
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I think that may be because the others don’t have permission to see those files in Google. The name of the file is replaced and resolved on the client side in the person’s browser that is viewing it. So if they click on the url that they see can they see the file?
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https://helpdeskgeek.com/reviews/how-the-trello-desktop-app-helps-you-work-more-efficiently/ There is a way to do this in the desktop app
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Not currently.
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I don’t think web browsers allow you to do this anymore. There used to be a file:/// protocol but I think with web security settings now I haven’t really seen this in a long time. Also it would rely on everyone’s machine having the same local file directory structure.
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This might be possible with trellinator https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Introducing-Trellinator-Automate-Trello-with-Google-Apps-Script/ba-p/925271
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The team is aware of this issue internally. I think if you do a hard refresh of the page it will fix it and I suspect the view was deleted (but the UI wasn’t updated)
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The email report Board Snapshot in that menu just creates a special scheduled command. Go ahead and set it up for one day and then click the button to edit it and you’ll see the details that it uses. I think it all uses a special variable called {$report_html} or something similar.
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To debug further I would look at the emails that are going to both. Are they on the same board? Maybe there is another account on that board with your other email? Or maybe the filter in gmail/outlook that is forwarding the email only does it for certain emails. I’m pretty sure you can’t have more than one email per…
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Create a Scheduled Command in Butler for each day to create a list called “{date}” see https://help.trello.com/article/1157-variables#:~:text=Variables%20are%20special%20pieces%20of,%2C%20card%20descriptions%2C%20and%20comments.
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See that link at bottom of last screenshot? “For more automation”. You need to create a scheduled command that sends the report (it’s under the Other actions in Butler).
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Can you add some screenshots? Not sure I’m following which features you are using.
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Thanks for seeing my request to open a new thread. When you wrote: “ inability to do any automated information processing of cards based on the values in the fields“ do you mean that Butler can’t automate things based on Start Date?
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All of our accounts only have one email address connected to them as far as I know. So either you have two accounts or something outside of Trello (like a gmail filter or other thing) is forwarding your emails. If you are receiving the same exact email you can look at the mail headers to figure out why but if it’s exactly…
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Trello has start dates and due dates now. This thread is pretty old and doesn’t reflect current Trello (some of this is six years old but I guess it comes up in google during searches). My suggestion is to ask a new question because I’m not sure what you are asking if it still is the case.