Iain Dooley Community Champion

@Dariia you can trigger a Butler rule when a card description is changed, the only challenge is triggering a notification for yourself without creating a separate "Butler" account under which the commands run, you can resolve this by sending yourself an email for example but you could also do things like add yourself as a…

@Kristin_Vestrheim they can't upload large attachments, but they can gain access to large attachments you have uploaded. If you want others on your team to be able to upload large attachments, you should convert your team to business class and add each of those team members to your team. If you have a board inside a…

@Bobby_Grant_Jr so you're saying you want to have a card called "Designer" with a label "Designer" and when the custom field "Designer" is set on that card, then assign the member named in the field to all other cards on the board with the "Designer" label? I'm sure I'm not understanding you correctly because this doesn't…

@Bobby_Grant_Jr Okay I just tried this, I was able to create the command with a custom field called "Test" but then got the parse error message when I tried with a custom field called "Test With Space". When you say you tried using {{%Coach}} do you mean that you changed the custom field name to "Coach" and then used…

@[deleted] the best tool I've found for this kind of project planning in Trello is Placker

@Michelle Martin you can't hide that for yourself, but you can hide it for others by removing them from the board and making the board team viewable. That way others in your team can see the board, but can't add new cards/edit existing cards. You can optionally enable commenting permissions for team members, and…

@John Castelletti you can print a PDF of the card which will give you a single file with all the information on it. There's no built-in way to download all attachments as a Zip, but I created this Trellinator function for another answer recently that would allow you to label a card with "Download" then have a link…

@Eli Thomas it's working fine for me on iPhone SE for both wifi and mobile data. What do you see when you try to login while connected to cellular data?

@Colette Adrian you probably inadvertently created an Atlassian account with an email address that was different from your Trello email address during the update to an Atlassian account. You should be able to login to Trello using your old email address still, since a new Trello account matching the new email has been…

@Udai Inuganti not that I'm aware of, you can only use read or write in the scope parameter, and you can't specify that a given token has access only to a subset of boards within the authorising account. That's my experience and I can't find any documentation to the contrary, but you might also like to ask in the developer…

@Stuart Yamartino yep that's right there's only "edited" (which includes created) but no "created" search modifier

@Thomas Holst well in a sense it does because all Trellinator does is use Trello's API. Their focus has always been on providing a superior API that allows people to automate the product and innovate features on their own, rather than clutting up the product with lots of ad-hoc features. I would be happy to install this…

@david vaughan yeah this is a problem with any sub-tasking mechanism in Trello, ie. if you link to cards from a checklist, then you create a new card from that template then your new card will link to the same cards as the original template. I don't know how to fix this with the Epics powerup, but if you're using…

@crystal.francis You can just change the team of the board: https://help.trello.com/article/752-changing-the-team-to-which-a-board-belongs

@Jose Bonilla when you move a card from one board to another, if that card has values set on any custom fields, then those fields will be created on the card into which it was moved.

@Stuart Yamartino you can search for cards edited in the last day: https://help.trello.com/article/808-searching-for-cards-all-boards In terms of API solutions, this Trellinator function would create a checklist linked to cards across all boards created in the last 24 hours:…

@John Castelletti on iOS you can search for @me, a popular way to do this is to combine this with is:open and due:overdue: @me is:open due:overdue this will give you a list of all open cards that are overdue, assigned to you. You can use all all the same search modifiers on iOS that you can in the web version:…

@Vantage_Production the format for label colour is like this: Here is the subject #green you can assign a member like: Here is the subject #green @iaindooley However if you want date or any other custom fields etc. you'll need to use Butler, for example to set a value on a custom field you could do something like this: I…

@Faiz Malik The ZenDesk powerup is created by ZenDesk, so that's a feature request you'd need to make to them. However, you might thing about using Trello as your helpdesk, there's the SendBoard powerup: https://sendboard.com/ or my own product BenkoDesk which does much the same thing but on any device:…

@percilla zeno what's the use case here? Like, how are people seeing what you're posting and why might they be refusing to respond?

@Jeffrey Hubbard Nope, if you want to cut down on your notifications you will need to unwatch things (cards/lists/boards): https://help.trello.com/article/793-receiving-trello-notifications

@Tan Jun Yong responses below: 1. You can read about Butler reports here https://help.trello.com/article/1192-creating-reports-with-butler 2. Trello has a very open API and integrates with just about everything either via Power Ups, Zapier or with custom integrations via the API directly 3. There are some, but mostly…

@Evanthe Dunn The API does have the ability to fetch information from other power ups on a card: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/#api-cards-id-pluginData-get I've not experimented with it, but you could use Trellinator to execute the report weekly like this:…

@Jayd Copelin you might like to show the cards in a calendar view using the Calendar power up

@Oriane you can't (yet) sort items in a checklist by due date. An alternative to the advanced checklists feature in the meantime would be to create a linked card for each checklist item and then you can set the due dates on the cards and sort them in their lists:…

@Jennifer_Osborn rather than archiving the cards, you can move them to a Done list, and then every month rename the Done list to "Done {monthname}" using Butler and create a new Done list. In order to avoid your board slowing down over time, you can move those "Done {monthname}" lists to a special archive board (you might…

@Bartosz if you upgrade to Business Class (you can do so on a free trial) you'll have access to advanced checklists which allow you to set due dates on individual checklist items and assign those items to team members:…

@Marie_Williams what you might be finding while testing this is that they're viewing the notification somewhere else. Trello email notifications are never actually "instant" but they go within about 5 minutes, they're grouped together and if a notification has been viewed anywhere else (ie. mobile or web) then it won't be…

@Thomas Holst there is no way to do it with Butler, but this Trellinator function will do it: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/ffbf97d05651d35f70ea7074ab23fd27 You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@Tim yewchuk what do you mean by "not seeing"?