Iain Dooley Community Champion

@Jenna Rosenberg If you'd like better control of notifications, you can check out my integration called Benko Board which obviates the need for using email notifications altogether, and also allows you to configure notifications from certain boards to be ignored: https://trello.com/integrations/#benkoboard

@John Straw if you're using Trello for personal use, and you want to see everything on one screen, is there a reason you're using multiple boards? Often, it makes more sense to use a single board and filter your cards based on label -- then you can use calendar view to see things by due date without having to add yourself…

@dhaval-elsner what power up are you using?

@Полина Некрасова it will be pretty painstaking, but all the actions for that card are visible by following these instructions: https://help.trello.com/article/783-recovering-the-description-of-a-card-that-has-been-changed You will be able to see when each checklist was added, marked complete etc. and will be able to…

@Erica Nyoni power ups provided by 3rd parties are sometimes free, and sometimes cost money. The plan you're using on Trello doesn't have any effect on those costs.

@Vanessa Dwyer is there a reason why you're importing a template from Excel instead of creating a template board and copying it when starting a new project?

@Byron Arnold yep the usage limits are pretty constraining. I created Benko Board which gives you a board that has more or less the same functionality you're describing, in addition to giving you a better notifications and cards view experience and fully integrating with Gmail: https://trello.com/integrations/#benkoboard…

@Cathy Lawrence that looks like you have applied a filter: https://help.trello.com/article/787-filtering-cards-on-a-board Look in the top right then click the little "x" to turn off filtering or use the "x" keyboard shortcut: https://trello.com/shortcuts

@rrpalmer @Andy Heinzer I could have sworn it didn't used to be like this ... Hmm anyway the actions *are* there in the card's history, they're just not shown on the card. What seems to make even less sense here is that if you move the card back to its original board, the activities don't show up again. For example, you…

@Byron Arnold can you see any information in the command log? Perhaps you have exhausted the number of commands you have available.

@rrpalmer Incidentally this has nothing to do with Butler, it is the same if you move a card manually with the "Move" button.

@rrpalmer okay I'm able to reproduce this issue. I can see when I go into the JSON view of the actions that they are still present, but I can't see the activity shown on the card. I haven't paid attention to it in a while but I'm sure it didn't used to be this way ... I'll bring this to the attention of the Atlassian team…

@Jill Gilbert oh hey look someone made and released a public sms to trello applet: https://ifttt.com/applets/302787p-sms-to-trello Just plug that in and you will be able to create cards using voice to txt

@madhu hmm so when you copy the card does it copy the power up data, so it will show links to the dummy cards but won't copy the child cards? Potentially you could use the API to grab plugin data, and duplicate the cards and then re-link them but it's a lot of work to achieve what is essentially the same as having a…

@madhu what happens when you just copy the board? It should copy any enabled power ups, the only barrier I can see to this is that the cards might still be linked back to the original template parent.

@Jimmy Coulson see my response here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-discussions/Query-Custom-Fields/td-p/1061580#U1061596

@Kelsey MacAulay what happened when you emailed hello@unito.io?

@Vitalii so you're trying to create a Trello account using a Google Group email address? Is the group configured with open posting permissions?

@Judith Goode the calendar power up gives you an iCal feed that you can subscribe to from a calendar application (including Google). Google allows you to colour code events, but this can't be communicated through the iCal feed. However, you could use the Trello API and the Google API to create a synch that would create or…

@Cathy Lawrence are you able to provide some screenshots or a screencast demonstrating the issue? I don't really understand what you're saying.

@Todd Galloway @Elizabeth Walker make sure you email support@trello.com and let them know you dislike that feature! It's something they're experimenting with so they need to know whether people like it or not.

@Derek Seidel You can't have Trello send card attachments via email, and the reason that the notification is linked to the board, rather than the card, is because you're watching the board or list, rather than watching the card. So the notification is at that level, rather than the card level. If you were watching the card…

@Emily Hughes okay this will be a multi-part answer with a multi-part solution. So bear with me :) The fundamental problem with Trello notifications is that there are too many of them and too many of them are irrelevant. This is due to the fact that when you're added to a card, you automatically "watch" that card and thus,…

@Maxime Picot I developed an integration for Trello called Benko Board: https://trello.com/integrations/#benkoboard Currently it doesn't forward notifications to slack, but that's something I've always wanted the impetus to implement. It already does some stuff around creating notifications as cards in a central board, and…

@Nexon44444 are you tied to Excel? If you're open to using Google Sheets you can use the Trellinator library to create cards from a sheet. For example the following would grab a bunch of rows and create cards from them: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/3cfdd7c089b8122672e9c93396188c24 The expected format is list name,…

@Jakob you can copy (or move) cards between boards, and boards can be in different teams. To copy or move cards between boards you just have to be a member of both boards: https://help.trello.com/article/802-copying-cards-lists-or-boards https://help.trello.com/article/806-moving-cards-or-lists

@Emily Hughes I actually prefer to create a "board of boards" rather than use the boards menu, for this reason: https://blog.trello.com/related-cards-related-boards What this means is that you have an "overview board" that has one card per board, with the board linked to that card. You can then see the full board title…

@Heather Auxier @Katherine Nicole Ball @Jean Lansford @Lauren Everett make sure you email support@trello.com and let them know!

@Luiz Henrique okay a good solution to this is to create a checklist with each item linked to a card. You can do this in Butler or Trellinator, here's an article describing the Butler solution and linking to a second article on the Trellinator solution:…

@natalie gingrich You can't add observers to personal boards, and you can't add observers to multiple boards within a business class team without paying for them as multi-board guests. But you only pay for each observer once, so you don't pay 6 times if they're a member of 6 boards for example. HOWEVER, if you'd rather,…