Hello.
I'm developing a integration between TRELLO and our RDP via REST API.
Accordig to your documentation, I use a POST message to create a card in a specific List in our board.
Then I need to update a value in one of ours custom fields, for the same card. Then i send a PUT message indicating the card, the custom field and the value, but I get the result "unauthorized card permission requested"
The Api id and the token are same in both messages. And i think I have full permissions.
Testing I use Postman. Please see attached screenshots
Please can you help me?
@pei_iborra_gmail_com
1) you might want to blur out the key and token in these screenshots
2) i tried this and it worked for me - i would make sure you have the right custom field id, because it was a little confusing for me at first to figure out what that was:
If that doesn't work, you might wanna create a support ticket here and see if it's still throwing that error: https://trello.com/contact
Hello Brittany, many thanks for your answer
For the point 1) I did, thanks
For the point 2) I don't know exactly from where you got your image. I need to clarify my initial approach:
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Brittany:
While I was clarifying my approach, I found the problem: In the PUT message sent there was neither the ApiKey nor the Token, although it was in the 'Params' tab of Postman.
Thank you su much and sorry for the nonsense.
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I was on a trello card and just added `.json` to the end of the url which shows you the available JSON.
So when you do A), are you using id or idModel?
I would try using the opposite of whatever you're using. But it should just be the straight up `id`, which i assume you have been using.
If that's the case, then you may not actually have permissions. If you go to the Trello board and create a card and update the field, does it let you? Are you a member or admin of the board? (You should be able to just be a member and do this, but if you change it to admin does it work?)
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@pei_iborra_gmail_com ah just saw your answer lol. Love and hate when it's something simple like that. Good catch!
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Thank you very much for your useful help.
I love people like you
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@pei_iborra_gmail_com woohoo! happy to help! Feel free to accept this answer if it helped - that way folks who are looking for the same can see there is a solution in here!
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Hello Brittany, is accepted many days ago.
Thank you so much
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@pei_iborra_gmail_com ah oops! not sure how i missed that! thanks for doing that!
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