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Does it integrate with Project Online 365 *subscription plan 5....?
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Hi Edgar Eleazar Chavez Aguinaga,
That's an excellent question!
With Wrike Integrate, you can connect Wrike with hundreds of apps through prebuilt connectors. For apps which we currently do not have a prebuilt connector already, you canย create your own connectionย between Wrike and any cloud application that has an HTTP-based API. This includesย Project Online.
Please give it a try and let us know if you have any questionsย ๐
Nich Adam, thanks for your question.
Check out https://developers.wrike.com/special-syntax/. In the Task Comments section you will see the syntax. You will need the user ID. If you do not know in advance which user ID it is (i.e. it is not fixed and therefore cannot be hard coded or be put into a Property), or you cannot get it from a datapill off a previous step, you can use the List Users action or a GET /contacts custom call. In either case you will either need to iterate through the list or use a combinations of WHERE and PLUCK formulas (e.g. DATA.where("lastName":"XXX").pluck("id") ).
BTW, you can use this to make comments on projects as well not just tasks.ย ย
If you wanted to use @followers or @assignees you can use something like
POST on https://www.wrike.com/api/v4/tasks/IEACR2ADKQQKCH3M/comments?text=<a class=stream-user-id avatar quasi-contact rel=@followers>@followers</a> my message
Miron Mizrahi Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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Hi,
How do you copy 1 project description area to another and retain the rich-text formatting. My basic attempt removes all carriage returns and formatting markup.
Thank you in advance!
Hi Reese Healey
This is a known issue with the Workato connector. In this case you need to use the Custom Action rather than the built in Search Projects and Update Project. You will need to get the project and then update it using the direct API calls. When working with Custom Action you also need to define the response body so that you can use the data pill to copy the value in desc field A to desc field B. You can get the definition of the response from the examples that are on the two links above.ย
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