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This small video show you how it is done: https://youtu.be/XKYLfUJN86U
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Hmm, can't come up with what else it could be right now... Perhaps you should try and make a new test-button and see if that show up for everyone, and if so check the two buttons side by side for differences...
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Please check this Checkbox on the defined button
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If you are referring to completed checklist items then press the '...' Button and choose "Show Completed"
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I guess what your are seeing is the two different style of "Covers" as they are called on Trello cards. If you go to your card and press the Cover option Button (top right) you see that there are two options The one on the left (Normal style) is the one you desire, so switch to that on the cards that do not look right to…
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@Jean Novack : It is absolutely possible with custom code, but I do not think any existing tool out of the box can do it... Reason I asked was because I'm thinking about making some management tools to deal with request like these/others (I've already buildt a free open-souce framework for such a tool, and based on…
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Could you post a screenshot of a dummy Excel with your format and a bit of sample data? (Not sure of the format you wish based on above)
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It is not a sticker you put there... It is an emojii: 🎉 or 🎊 (in Microsoft Windows you enter them by pressing WinKey + .
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According to your screenshot your are not a member of this board (It says "Join Board" in top right corner)... So you must be workspace member but not board member... Try Joining the board and see if that give you the option... If still not it might be that the join only makes you a regular member and you need the "AJ"…
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Please see this video on how to re-open a closed board: https://youtu.be/Q8VBqGMwUAs
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Try and go to the top-right and choose Switch Account
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Non of Trello's documentation specifically state a limit of closed boards, but the consensus is there is no limits... Another thread about the limits in general: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/Close-or-Delete-Boards-to-keep-within-the-10-Board-Limit/qaq-p/1727168
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You could try this Chrome Extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/strelloids-trello-on-ster/modiglgpojgocbnehgegipohkfejddfo It have the ability to collapse/expand lists making things more manageable
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No, that is not possible... Everyone invited to a board can see all cards. You can do filtering so you only see your own cards, but that is for usability and not permissions.
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I would recommend you see these videos from the PowerUp team. It was how I learned: Part1: https://www.youtube.com/live/dLCkcQnwAQk?si=8uTnLZiSDBiivQNI Part2: https://www.youtube.com/live/qxm5atYNYBg?si=YXf_dDP2fsL95Sp7 (They are a few years old, but process is still the same)
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Did the stream never happen? (In YouTube it just says "waiting")?
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This video shows you how: https://youtu.be/vEtqiOfdXJk
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Sound like you have this PowerUp installed: https://trello.com/power-ups/5fb7eaf8055b9566a547e0f9/show-checklist and it is its trial that has expired, and nothing to do with Trello itself
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Sorry to say, but PowerUps do not work on devices... Only on the website...
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Custom data is stored in the Trello Cards, but a 3rd party Power-Up essentially has full access to your board data (and could if evil store them on their own server/share them)... That is the Power but also the vulnerability of the system and you should only use PowerUps if you trust the 3rd party... All Power-Ups go to an…
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Download of attachments is mentioned (Not tried it myself) here: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/changelog/#CHANGE-346
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If you are after the values of the custom fields on the cards this should do it (all card on board with their custom fileds) https://api.trello.com/1/boards/xxx/cards?key=kkk&token=ttt&customFieldItems=true
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Why settle for 5 seconds when it with a "tiny" thing like a compression tweak it might take 2-3 seconds and a better user experience... And save Trello the egress... Only thing that would be against it would be if the API Server have too high memory or CPU usage to deal with the compressing of the data.
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I'm not talking about the attachments here, but instead the json payload returned from get requests (example Get All Cards of a board)... On a big board with example 2000 cards, that json can be up to 10mb big as raw JSON while zip-compressed is only 1 mb... So it is the frequent repeat reads of such data that would…
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I use this Chrome Extension (https://github.com/krzmig/strelloids)... Might give inspiration
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Not used it myself, but according to docs this event exist: "removeOrganizationFromEnterprise"
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In the API you need the technical ID of the member you need to remove the vote for... If written in code one could get all the votes on the card (and their member-ids) and then look at the board's members... And then remove any member that is not related to the board anymore.... Here are some C# examples on how to do…
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The Rate limits are explained here: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/guides/rest-api/rate-limits/#rate-limit-errors
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Creation of list are in the Board activity log... But it might be so long ago that it is hard to find... There are also 2 other ways but they are both quite technical: 1. You can finf the information using the Rest API but you need to be a programmer *** 2. If you find the technical list ID the creation date is inside…