It can happen when you do not have access to the card/board.
Update : self correction - you get a 401 instead.
@Stamina Overlook No issue get the board. Looks like it is a Public board
You are correct that with the full url and a .json it gets a 404
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Ahhhh, so I needed to take the name of the board out of the URL! Now it's all working, thank you so much :)
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An easier way, if you have generated a key and token for using the REST API, is to query the Get Lists on a Board endpoint:
https://api.trello.com/1/boards/{board_id}/lists?key={your_key}&token={your_token}
Example JSON response:
[
{
"id": "602786e91c69d30e45a9ccdb",
"name": "Backlog",
"closed": false,
"pos": 512,
"softLimit": null,
"idBoard": "602786e91c69d30e45a9ccd8",
"subscribed": false
},
{
"id": "60541af09b1c4353c8a3b29b",
"name": "Due in 4 days",
"closed": false,
"pos": 1024,
"softLimit": null,
"idBoard": "602786e91c69d30e45a9ccd8",
"subscribed": false
}
]
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Hi @Stamina Overlook 👋
Welcome to the Community! You should be able to get it via JSON:
URL should look like this:
https://trello.com/b/BaDyGlxp/<name of board>.json
You'll also find the list IDs in there under idList.
Option 2:
I dropped ".json" at the end of address in firefox and a pretty nice looking json display was rendered and the first item was "id", which worked for me.
I filtered "idBoard" and the only result was a "idBoardSouce" which was null. Maybe the "idBoard" has since changed to "id".
I hope this helps but if you have any other questions just ask away 😃
All the best,
Laura
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Hello! Yes, I tried these methods, but like I said, adding .json to the end of the URL just sends me to the error 404 page. There's no JSON there - and nothing in the source, either. The source of the resulting page is just the source of the 404 page, with no hidden list IDs or anything.
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