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@Hamal Fiallo If you're being charged for Butler Bot as a team member, then you're either using Butler Bot OR you're using the new version but you haven't removed Butler Bot from your boards.
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@Megan Hmm okay well you could set up a recurring function in Trellinator, it's a little more complicated though. This function would do it: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/85f9fc50fb639320e2d6c0d6442591af Note that it puts a 2 second pause with each increment to avoid hitting Trello's API rate limit (custom fields are…
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@Leya Avalos you can use the API to do it, this Trellinator function will put the card's ID into a custom field on the card: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/0b325b1df9a802208125e45354a58062 You just need to update the board name variable at the top Note that because the custom fields API is so HTTP request intensive,…
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@Terry Cutler I'm not familiar with the Trello export feature, where do the raw attachments show up in your export?
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@Megan You can do this by using a due date command instead of a calendar command like this: the moment a card with a yellow label is due, increase the number in custom field "Number of Sessions Available" by 1, and move the due date to the same day next month
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@Damian Perez this is probably best submitted directly to Trello support, if you go back to trello.com/contact you can submit your question directly to them rather than to the community.
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@Hamal Fiallo when upgrading a team to business class, you pay for any team member, and any user who is a member of more than one board belonging to the team. Butler Bot (rather than the integrated New Butler) runs as a separate bot user and thus if you have the bot on more than one board, you will need to pay for it, or…
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@TomUX Hmm well one option would be to copy a link to the public board, paste it onto a card on a board you're a member of, then click on that attachment link from the desktop app. My guess is you will then go through to the public board within the desktop app.
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@Zaheer Khan did you sign up for Butler Bot with the more permissive account and/or the Butler power-up prior to the acquisition of Butler by Trello?
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@Just do you mean label names on the front of cards? You can toggle this by either clicking with your mouse on the label colours on the front of the card, or by using the semi-colon keyboard shortcut: https://trello.com/shortcuts
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@Charline Stevanoni the due date automation on checklist items is limited to setting the due date on a checklist item. Can you explain a little more what you want to achieve here? There might be an alternative.
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@Sandy okay there's no way to move a comment from one card to another but if you right-click the timestamp on a comment you can copy a link to it, which you can then paste into a comment on another card: The advantage of this rather than just copying and pasting the content is that you can see the original context/location…
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@Dedi your browser might be doing the translation, you should be able to check that your profile language is set to spanish by logging in on another platform such as the desktop or mobile app. If you see spanish in those platforms then you know the issue is your browser performing the translation. If you find english in…
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@Keith one note: expectException will throw an exception if it's not what was expected. You would typically only use one of them, in this case you would expect an InvalidDataException which is thrown if you try to access a label that doesn't exist on a card, but you could also check both like this:…
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@Keith ah okay, SendBoard ripped off my reply syntax then ;) I know they had plans to allow replies from comments.
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@Keith oh i should also mention that those objects are available from the notification too: notif.board(); notif.card(); notif.listBefore();//throws InvalidActionException if no list before notif.listAfter();//throws InvalidActionException if no list after You can use:…
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@Keith typically any notification that returns something other than a card will have a containing card set on it: notif = new Notification(notification); var card = notif.addedLabel("Whatevs").card(); var card = notif.completedChecklistItem().checklist().card(); var card = notif.attachedLink().card(); var card =…
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@rax adaam each person gets their own board, so everyone has their own inbox. You can also optionally use it as a Gmail client, so everyone's BenkoBoard becomes the spot where everything they're accountable for resides (they can create cards, they get a linked card for any comment they're mentioned in anywhere in Trello,…
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@rax adaam Thanks again -- looking forward to exploring this resource. Is this something that would constitute a power-up? I haven't explored those at all, yet. Trellinator is an open source automation framework I created to replace Butler Bot when it became a power up (before being acquired by Trello). I was consulting to…
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@Luyin here's my implementation in Trellinator: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/4f138401f475a56fccf8e4295ec3c90c You can run that in BenkoBot here, just update the card link and the checklist name: https://app.benkobot.com/ You can look at the implementation details/API calls in the Trellinator code:…
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@Sandy by Note do you mean Card?
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@Mary Breidenbach for time tracking against cards I highly recommend TimeDoctor, it's got a great mobile app and you can integrate it with Trello so you can stop/start on any card you're a member of. For the other management/tracking tasks check out Placker.
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@Rebel there are 2 "all boards at once" products that ist on top of Trello: Planyway and Placker. See if either of those suit your purposes.
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@Mandy Shares this sounds like something you should write directly to support about. If you go to trello.com/contact and ask Trello Support rather than the community they should be better placed to help you.
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@rax adaam also note that you might like my product BenkoBoard which centralises all notifications and kind of obviates the need for watching cards: http://www.benkoboard.com/ it creates a linked card in your board whenever you're added to a card or mentioned in a comment, so rather than having to trigger someone to watch…
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@rax adaam The closest you can get to "apply to all boards" in Butler is command libraries: https://help.butlerfortrello.com/article/50-command-libraries You avoid the need to recreate the rule every time but you still have to enable it for each board.
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@Keary Norcio for the renaming bit, you can do it in 2 stages: 1) Convert all cards in a checklist to linked items in list "Rename Subtasks" 2) When a card is created in list "Rename Subtasks" lookup the first card linked in the attachments and rename the card to "{{%Account Name}} - {triggercardname}" and move the card to…
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@rax adaam anyone on your team can start a business class trial, and there are certain upgrade points in the interface such as advanced checklists and adding powerups that people may have clicked on.
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@David the key is to not watch the cards: https://help.trello.com/article/799-watching-cards-lists-and-boards You automatically watch cards that you comment on until you uncheck the "watch" checkbox, you only have to uncheck that once. Thereafter you will automatically watch any card you're added to, but each member can…
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@rax adaam nope but this Trellinator function will move any card with the label "Pinned" to the top of any list whenever a card is added to or moved in/out of any list on the board: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/70084acdfb5549e79c0c072e0b3ba41f You can read more about Trellinator here:…