Hey guys, I was wondering if there was a way to automatically create a Checklist item with the name of the attachment which is just uploaded.
So let's say I upload a file called "image1.png". My goal is to have a checklist item called "image1.png" appear in a checklist.
This does seem like a easy thing to do but I just can't figure it out, thanks in advance for your help!
It is pretty easy you just need to know about butler variables.
I would use a rule that is something like this
when an attachment is added to a card, add item "{attachmentname}" to checklist "Checklist name"
A list of butler variables and how to use them can be found here: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/butler-variables/
Hope this helps
Thank you so much, will check that out!
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Hi Petar/Dan,
I tried doing the same thing with {attachmentlink} but received an error "The checklist item name cannot be empty"
I want the checklist item to also be the same link as the attachment.
Any suggestions?
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Hi everybody,
I have a similar question on this case but I would like to have Board button for that. We are manufacturing company and sometimes there are a lot of details needed to be produced and for that case we would like to have "on demand" checklist from attachments. I tried and it works like a simple automation rule. With card button automation it gives same error like Niel Ruben had - "The checklist item name cannot be empty".
I hope that the explanation was clear enough :)
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