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Putting a data on the front of a card is possible with a hack: Make a label with the date. This works if you have just a few dates, but might not work well once you have many dates (and thus labels).
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Hi Dyi, a suggestion: Let the member try to log in from your computer, and watch what is happening. Often it comes down to email misspelling, cookies or other bits and pieces.
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Hi Jessica, Have you seen https://blog.trello.com/related-cards-related-boards This blog article describes how you can attach a card to another card. In you case, you'd need to have two boards: one private with all the information other users should not mess with, and one for the other users. You could then create a card…
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Creating a card in Trello from SQL is entirely possible. I've worked at a similar problem: create a Trello card through the API from external data. What you would need to do: * Get a Trello API key. * Get the board and list id's where you'd like your cards to appear. * On the computer where you run the SQL query, create a…
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It seems you problem can't be solved on Atlassian's side. Here is something you could do on your side: * For each separate Atlassian account have a separate email account (you seem to already have this). * Automatically forward the emails from Atlassian to your usual email account (this needs some configuration on your…
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Not sure what you mean by an icon for a board. However you can give each board a separate background. This allows you to recognize immediately in which board you are.
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One possibility is to use the password reminder feature of Trello. Go to https://trello.com/forgot and fill in the email you believe is couple to your old account. This obviously only works if you remember your old email address and still have access to it.
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When you use Trello over https, i.e. a little lock appears in your browser bar, a third party can't see which specific URL you access on Trello. It works like this: your computer makes a request for a secure connection to Trello, i.e. https://trello.com. (This could be seen by a Wifi network admin.) Once the secure…
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The prices of a Power-Up vary. Some are free, some are paid per team, user, or usage. So, you'd need to check which Power-Up you want to use and what the price is.
