Iain Dooley Community Champion

@Angela Suhor Nope, cards that are made into templates on a board will be available to add to any list on that board

@Sandra Walsh it doesn't look like the ability to loop through cards in a list at a scheduled time survived the move from Butler Bot, here's a Trellinator script that would do this: https://gist.github.com/iaindooley/94ba6a3b8e2df240fee196f28dd383c2 You can read more about Trellinator here:…

@Fernando Forero B. the reason that you're not receiving a notification is because it's your own email-to-board address that is being used to create the card. As such, it is "you" that's performing the action. If you want to receive notifications for email-to-board cards you can do the following: 1) Create a new member…

@Brodie hmm it's going green for me, can you use something like useloom.com to create a short recording of this behaviour?

@Nir Modiano I've never been able to make "real" file uploads work with the API, I just assume it doesn't work. Maybe @bentley has some clues (I'll be listening closely)! Even looking at whether or not attachments are files or links via the API seems to always return links -- as far as I can tell, attachments are always…

@Мария Хаванцева free plans have no limits on number of members per team, nor on number of members per board, but you are limited to 10 boards per team.

@Kristina B The command looks correct, if you're certain you haven't got any typos in the list names, what I would recommend is testing each part manually. So create a board button that creates a report for just one list with a simpler card pattern and instead of emailing it, create a new card with the report variable in…

@[deleted] I definitely think that this is better suited to a "board of boards" approach, but you'd need some automation to make this work in an "overview" sense for meetings, and probably to make the creation of the boards/cards less onerous. The "board of boards" automation is actually the "Something more interesting"…

@tereza_lachmaniucu yes unless you have a paid plan you can't send the email notification but you can still put the report variable somewhere, for example you can create a new card with the description containing your report:

@tereza_lachmaniucu if you're following the instructions to create a report here: https://help.trello.com/article/1192-creating-reports-with-butler then you'll see that it has this line: create a report in variable "Doing" then later when sending an email, it uses that variable like this: {$Doing} So have you tried,…

@Vilma_Ortiz have you looked at the command log to see if it's executing and if there are any errors? https://help.trello.com/article/1150-opening-the-butler-usage-log

@bentley I didn't know there was a separate Trello developers forum!!

@Indiana Trane what you're looking at is the old Butler Bot command examples. the new Butler that has been acquired by Trello and was initially a power up and has since become a standard feature uses a point-n-click command builder into which you can't paste command strings. You have to use the interface to construct the…

@[deleted] There are two things called "Search" in Trello -- one of them used to be called "Filtering" which is a better name IMHO. Anyhoo, you've got the "Search in this board" (formerly filtering): https://help.trello.com/article/787-filtering-search-cards-on-a-board and you've got "Search all boards":…

@Nitin_Ahuja hey I do consulting in Trello, you can see how to contact me in my profile, we can set up a call if you'd like. Thanks!

@Alex_Sagichnet here is the documentation on creating reports in butler: https://help.trello.com/article/1192-creating-reports-with-butler What have you tried so far?

@Phoenix Kiula well, that depends. The creation of Trello boards for this purpose is only onerous if one needs to do it manually. The strength of Trello is its fantastic API and built-in automation tools. So for example Butler allows lots of your workflows to be automated in Trello, and I created an open source…

@[deleted] are the messages in your spam folder, or are they in one of your standard tabs but with a "This message looks suspicious" notification at the top of the message?

@Phoenix Kiula you can't disable viewing a list for some users, nor disable viewing cards for some users, but you can create a board that is team viewable, disable self-joining and then allow comments only from team members. Any other access control needs to be done on a per board basis, and using card synching solutions…

@Bjarni Have a look at the documentation do the card/actions end point and you’ll see that the default filter is commentCard, you need to include the filter parameter explicitly to get other types, and the limit parameter will also allow you to see more actions than the default:

@Patrice BARA on the web application you can right-click and save link as, or you can click the little arrow to open in a new tab and save from there: or once you have previewed a file you can open in a new tab from here:

@Lars N can you do a screencast with useloom.com using their chrome extension to demonstrate the issue? If you link to it here someone might be able to help, but you're probably better off emailing that to support@trello.com

@Linus Langer do you mean that you want to send someone a link to a Trello card via SMS so that they can tap the link and then signup/login and go directly to that card from their mobile device?

@Jeff Larson when you say "reporting" do you mean some sort of stats or just being able to see all the cards from those different boards in one place? There are a few different options for card synching: https://help.trello.com/article/1097-mirroring-cards

@Giles_Camargo What output are you getting from the report? 

@Christie Titanium Black you can do this with the following butler command: when an attachment is added to a card, find the first card linked in the attachments, and add link "{attachmentlink}" However, because Butler allows itself to trigger commands, this command means that when you create a card link it's always…

@epetrack Is there a reason why you can't use cards for tasks? Having one task per card, then archiving each as it's done would achieve the same outcome.

@jessicaaronsson79 when you copy a card, or link 2 cards it's a "weak" link -- there's no inherent synching. You can use various plugins/tools to synch cards though: https://help.trello.com/article/1097-mirroring-cards

@jonas you can reorder custom fields, but you can't change the order in which the "sections" appear on the card (unless through a browser extension)

@Phil_Hilton You can use Butler to loop through and assign members to all cards in a list, for example, but what you might find quicker and more adaptive is just learning the keyboard shortcuts, in particular "m" lets you choose a member without opening the card: https://trello.com/shortcuts