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@Daniel Alm So there is one Google Doc linked to a card, and you want that file moved into a folder that is inaccessible to everyone (except maybe an admin) so that no further changes can be made to the document?

@Lucas Hicks there's no more "when a checklist item is converted to a card" trigger but you can create a linked card when adding a checklist item, or checking an item off. One option would be to have your checklist called "To Do" then another checklist "Doing" and move items to "Doing" when checked off, linking them at the…

@Anytime Fitness you could create one rule for each of their individual boards to copy a template list each day:

@[deleted] you can change email notification frequency to daily, and staff members can manage their own notifications in Trello using their notification settings on their own devices. Alternatively, they could rely solely on the web notification centre and disable email and mobile notifications altogether so they only see…

@Carrie Padian Teller see my answer here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/Re-How-to-automatically-create-cards-in-a-new-list/qaq-p/1486034/comment-id/34430#M34430

@Carrie Padian Teller you can use a board button to copy a template list:

@rax adaam you can apply multiple filters (ie. when a card with label BLAH and a due date in X days) but there's no conditionals in Butler anymore. This Trellinator function does what you describe above: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/9a8070bdfa6485813805c86a1b2e1dbf You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@rax adaam You can submit a feature request back at trello.com/contact just choose "something else"

@Kimberly Devall are you talking about accidentially archiving the card using the "c" keyboard shortcut, or are you talking about accidentally erasing content in the description?

@Attila Váraljai removing one member and adding another member is simple and takes a couple of clicks, what else did you have in mind?

@rax adaam You might be able to work around it by adding the item to a temporary checklist first like this:

@Klaas Koopman something like the moment a card not in list "Done" is due move the due date by 7 days

@Santiago i think the issue is that you have: using pattern "{checklistitemname}" because what that means is that you're converting it to a linked card but not using the card link in the checklist item. The "using pattern" applies to the checklist item name, not the card that's being created, the created card will…

@Klaas 

@Souvik Das I don't think there's any guarantees made as to the order of execution.

@Jessica Raden you can see an item due now after adding it:

@Neil Brubaker the card will show in the calendar whenever the due date is set. You can use Butler to set the due date on a card based on an offset, but there's not currently a "card created containing a date" option in Butler. I created a function for it in Trellinator called parseDate that handles a bunch of different…

@Adrena McDonald I've found the threading behaviour in Trello to be pretty haphazard. That's why I created BenkoBoard to use Trello as a Gmail client, but then you said you don't want to use any powerups or integrations ;) Every card also has an email address, though, so worst comes to worse you could copy that and put it…

@David Funni you might find the specifics of how to format the request here: https://github.com/gregsdennis/Manatee.Trello or you could just use that lib :)

@Charlton Alexandro Andrade Almeida that's a shame, typically though if you delete an action and then add it back in again it will retain the content that you had so you don't have to type it all out again. What might be an idea is to open up a second tab with that rule open in it so you can copy/paste or refer back to it…

@LEGEND Coaching - Arsim Muslija Sorry I didn't realise that this wasn't a common setting for all power ups, the only time I had trouble re-enabling a disabled power up was the Crmble power up and I had to choose to delete personal data, but it looks as though it's an option specific to that power up rather than a generic…

@Cesar Sasaki in general if I want to do something like that I add labels and then filter to only trigger on cards containing certain labels.

@Sterilcentralen AUH yeah it could also have been renamed

@Sterilcentralen AUH you can't delete a list except via the API, but you can move a list to another board. You should be able to see any list moves in the board's activity feed: https://help.trello.com/article/822-the-board-menu

@LEGEND Coaching - Arsim Muslija you may need to "delete all personal data" before you can properly reinstall it

@Kyla McAuliffe You can see all the cards you're added to in the cards view, and sort by due date: Then if you look at the URL of that view, you can see your username in it. If you change that username to each of your team's then you can see their cards view. You could create a card for each team member with their username…

@knyce custom fields are at the board level, so if you define a set of fields for a board all cards on that board will have the same custom fields.

@Neeraj M there's no built-in way to do it, you can do it using the API, here's a Trellinator function that would do it: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/2ea7d33bf1570da7609c6b498b0fa17b Note that the Custom Fields API is very heavy so there's a 2 second delay for each card, otherwise you'll run into a rate limit, so…

@Jesus Cucho if you can get the files into some sort of format that you can extract using Google Apps Script, you could use Trellinator to create Trello cards from them: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/3a978b07b753f6bc8c94d0d25c36556b You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@Masashi if the board was deleted permanently, then there is no way to determine who did it. However, only board admins can delete boards, so I'd recommend to your friend that only one or two people should be an admin of a given board.