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@ASIF ALI I have done this using Google Apps Script to connect to SalesForce via OAuth then Trellinator to drive the Trello part: https://trello.com/integrations/#trellinator
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@Josh I use Trello to manage sales. I don't use Jira.
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@Lauren Everett email support@trello.com and tell them how bad this is! That way they'll know it's bad and won't include it as a feature o_O
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@Jeff Tillett ironically, the only power ups I find useful are the ones provided by Trello, so they're basically features: - Custom fields - Calendar - Butler (formerly not provided by Trello but recently acquired :)
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@Ashley Schipper If you're using todo, doing, done, then cards are in the done list complete and thus showing overall board progress?
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@[deleted] you can use the Butler power up to do that by posting a comment when the card is due. Note that if your Butler power up runs as you, you won't be notified, but you can enable the power up from a different user to get around that limitation. There is also an interface experiment floating around which allows you…
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@Evan Meinerts instead of adding Butler as the power up on the board using your own account, add the Butler power using an account you create for that purpose, eg. "Butler For My Company". Then the comments will come from that user. Otherwise use Trellinator:…
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@Marc Dupont add them to that team: https://help.trello.com/article/752-changing-the-team-to-which-a-board-belongs
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@[deleted] if you still have access to those boards, then no trouble: just remove your personal email from your corporate account, create a new Trello account with your personal email, add your new personal account as an admin on those boards, leave those boards with your corporate account, problem solved!
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@AnneMarie Anderson there is no native reporting in Trello, but the best platform for it is Google Apps Script. This primer has some good info: http://www.littlebluemonkey.com/blog/trello-backup-30 I created an open source library based on that guy's work: https://trello.com/integrations/#trellinator
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@MIKHAIL LIBERMAN the only things that will show up in the calendar are due dates attached to cards. If you want several items in the calendar leading up to a single delivery date, then you could create those as separate cards, each with their own due date. You can use Butler to automatically link to those cards from a…
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@mamamusings Here's a Trellinator function that will handle this for you: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/213db17ac2d638d39a792012ca2d43a1 You can see how to set up Trellinator here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-articles/Introducing-Trellinator-Automate-Trello-with-Google-Apps-Script/ba-p/925271
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@Chris Hancock their payment status won't make a difference -- once someone is a member of a board, Trello doesn't discriminate on how they got there :) Most likely they will need to authenticate their own Jotform account with the power up in order to access the form which will probably be prohibitively difficult. You…
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@andy gooch I'm unable to reproduce this problem in either the macOS desktop app, or the trello web application in Chrome on macOS. It would be a good idea to record a screencast and send it along with the OS/platform you're using to support@trello.com
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@bob g there are a couple of options. Firstly, any card you're a member of will show up in your "cards" view, this is a way to see anything you're added to across all boards. Any cards you're a member of in a single board can be shown by filtering the cards on the board:…
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@Harshvardhan Malpani the power up is provided by github, using the trello API. So you're putting your GitHub token into a github power up.
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@Harshvardhan Malpani I would assume that if you grant Trello access to your git account, it can see everything your git account has access to.
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@Rhett Büttrich sure, if you use Butler to create the linked checklist this is easiest, because then you will have a bidirectional link. So the first Butler command is: When a card is moved to list "Create subtasks" convert the checklist "Subtasks" into linked cards in list "Tasks for {triggercardname}" Now a second Butler…
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@Jonathan Thibault I actually did a fancy trick once with my apple watch sending messages to IFTTT, you can hard press the apple watch to "share location", so I set up an IFTTT recipe to take the link and post it to a new Trello card, that way I could easily send waypoints into Trello. I had no actual reason to do this I…
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@Jonathan Thibault you can share a location by link, then just attach that link to a card (from any device)
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@Danette Morse only by copying the source content again. Once you tell it to create a single card, it removes all the line breaks before creating the card
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@Danette Morse no there isn't, why would you want to create multiple lines in a card title rather than creating multiple cards?
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@Danette Morse nope
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@Cody David Boyce you could *sort of* do this with the API/Butler but it wouldn't be 100% foolproof. It would be enough to prevent accidental changes but not malicious changes. There's no built in way to prevent certain actions from certain people on a board though, if they're members of the board they can do everything on…
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@JS in order to mirror cards to another board, for example if you had "red team" and "green team" boards, you could set up a Butler Rule that would say something like: When the red label is added to a card copy the card to the "Inbox" list in the "Red Team" board and link the two cards I think you can also do the same…
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@Tory Grant quite often Trello has attempted to deliver mail to an address and it has bounced, and then it's blocked from further sending. If you send an email to support@trello.com they can unblock it for you.
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@Teresa Belmont no you don't receive a new notification for an edited comment. I'm pretty sure even if they edit it and their edit mentions you, you won't receive a notification
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@Nathan Maus you can't have the comment come from someone other than the user that set up Butler. What you could do is create a Trello account to hold the Butler account, set up the power up using that account and then post something like "@board completed by {username}" so that the comment would come from somoneone other…
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@Onno Brautigam You can use IFTTT to synch iOS reminders to Trello, is that what you mean by "agenda"? I can't see an IFTTT recipe to link iOS calendar to Trello, but they do have iOS calendar as a connection so you could create your own. I use platform.ifttt.com to create my own integrations in IFTTT. I found that the…
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@John Epeneter someone else posted recently they were having trouble with the same shortcut. I just use trackpad gestures to switch between full screen apps. But it appears that this is a common problem in the desktop for mac app, so maybe email your report to support@trello.com