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@Mikeres0What seems wrong to me is the url / path for cards, you use: https://api.trello.com/1/card/{CardID}/ ...... whereas it should be: https://api.trello.com/1/cards/{CardID}/ ...... i.e. cards So there seems to be an error in the Trello docs!. ping for @bentley and @Torben_trello

@Carrie CurtnerIn Trello, custom fields are defined per board. That means all cards on a board have the same custom fields. So, if you move a card to a new board, the new card's custom fields get added to the board's custom fields. Please have a look here:…

I'd recommend to contact Trello support directly: https://trello.com/contact (Ask Trello Support button).

@Ross taylorThe following workaround might help: after editing and saving!, do a full reload of Trello (e.g. press Shift-F5).

@Nico WilliamsThis kind of customization is not directly possible in Trello. However you could do this with a browser extension like greasemonkey or tampermonkey. Warning: this requires a fair amount of fiddling.

@CuegodIt might be that you are known to Trello twice, with the same name, but different email addresses. So try the "Switch Accounts" link.

@[deleted]Some Trello Power-Ups offer burndown charts. These charts are quite similar to the statistics you describe, so I would just try them. for example Corello: https://trello.com/power-ups/568c2b6c7d2758a55ac48c98/corrello-agile-dashboards

@Johanna Riggle SegesserTrello has no built in way of doing this. However there's the Butler Power-Up, which is sort of IFTT for Trello. Butler would need some tweaking from your side to do this.

Trello has no built in facilitation for tables. A possible workaround would be to "attach" a table to a card.

@Richard GuyetteThere might be a workaround that can satisfy your requirements: Don't use Trello attachments, and instead use links to your companies private file storage or network drives. These links can be secured by your system administrator, and use of these links can be limited to e.g. SSO allowed accounts/computers.

@Western Star Field ServiceIf there is a lot of text involved, it might make more sense to link to the google docs, as opposed to directly including the text in the card.

@Anis Atallahthis is not available in Trello out of the box. You could build something like this with custom fields and/or the Trello API (requires programming).

@María Relea, @Francesc_Arbó Please be aware that @Francesc_Arbó answer is for Jira, not for Trello! In Trello, just go the board, and on top is an icon with the board memebers. Here you can remove individual (non-team) members from a board.

One possibility is to use "custom fields" in a card. With custom fields, you can decide which fields to include in a card, and use the fields like a form. In order to help set this up, you can start with a template card with the standard custom fields defined. When you then copy this template to your new card, you can…

@GAThis is an unfortunate problem to have. As I understand from the Trello API documentation, there is no limit on the number of options specified. My recommendation is to contact Trello support directly and ask them (and then ask Trello to update the docs!).

@Kelly RushStrange. Probably you should contact Trello support directly.

@Carter NagelCan be done, but complicated! In Trello itself, there is no direct way to be notified. However you could do some programming and set up a webhook to get notified when a new item is added to a checklist. Be aware, this also requires some infrastructure where you'd like to get the response. So quite some…

As I understand, the overall API programming problem you describe is quite generic. However the specific details you want like removing cards with (configurable) labels will make this a custom programming job. If you don't do this action very often (e.g. once a month), you can also copy a whole board and delete all cards…

@getjonIn Trello there is no "direct" nesting of boards into boards. However you can link to another card/list/board, and in that sense include information from another board in the current board.

@Alann DemeesterThe workflow you describe could be implemented using the Trello API. This involves some programming. Is there anything specific you'd need to be answered?

Wouldn't it be possible to make an API call and list the board's actions, looking for a custom field delete?

@Stephanie Pietz That really sounds like a big problem. My advice is to contact Trello support about this here: https://trello.com/contact and choose "Ask Trello Support".

Hey Morten, Unfortunately the image embedding only works in the card description, not in comments. See https://help.trello.com/article/821-using-markdown-in-trello under the heading "Syntax that only works in card descriptions".

No, you can't hide some cards from a board. You either share a board (and everybody can view all cards), or you don't share it. Trello has no built in permission system to hide some cards.

As I understand it, Trello uses Oauthv1 to get you an API token. Once you have this API token, you don't need Oauth anymore.

The attachment URL contains a random string. Trello assumes that nobody will guess this random string, and because of that attachments are hidden from others (as long as you don't share the attachment URL). If that is not good enough, you could e.g. use a link to secure storage you control yourself instead of a Trello…

From the API documentation: https://api.trello.com/1/boards/560bf4298b3dda300c18d09c?fields=name,url&key={YOUR-API-KEY}&token={AN-OAUTH-TOKEN} It seems to me that you don't format your request correctly. Your request looks like: WRONG url = 'https://api.trello.com/1/cards/'+cardID+'/?fields=name&customFieldItems=true/' It…

Once you have opened the card (i.e. clicked on it), you can see a right hand side menu on the card. At the bottom is "share and more ...", click on this and you can delete (at the bottom) the card in the next step. That should stop the card from repeating.

@DJ ScruggsIf you are using the free Trello, there's a limit to the number of Power-Ups you can have on a board. See https://help.trello.com/article/810-enabling-power-ups on the limits.

@Kristin F. Chaudoin KingIf your coworkers are already on a Trello team, they will have access to all the boards of the team. That means you don't have to add the team members to each board individually. (A team in Trello is different from board members) If your members are on a different Trello team, then it gets more…