Hi @Josh Hardman - thanks for this....very exciting. We have this integration on our to-do-list and this will make it much easier! Regards, David Cornwell

Nice work indeed, William. I haven't had a chance to test generating the URL in Workfront, but it could be very handy for us regardless from external systems. Thanks David Cornwell

Very nice, Doug. :) David Cornwell

Hi @Kathleen Quan‚ and @Lia Jakubowitz - if you want a more detailed explanation of how timezones work and things to watch out for, check out my post in another thread here: https://one.workfront.com/s/question/0D50z00006Px3m0CAB/heres-a-weird-oneany-ideas-before-i-submit-a-ticket Happy to help if y...

Absolutely....we use Fusion for exactly this sort of thing. A recent use-case for us was to upload a document into hundreds of projects in progress. I've also just used it to setup a process to update hundreds of Workfront IDs for when we change over from LDAP to SAML2. David Cornwell

Hi @Kirsten Heikkinen , You could use the following if you wanted to add a single custom field to your existing query: &fields=*,DE:InsertYourFieldName Obviously you are using * to return all the standard fields. There is an equivalent which will return all custom fields, called parameterValues. So ...

Hi @Josh Hardman - awesome to see some focus on PTO-related topics! I've submitted a vote for the second idea (notification when PTO is added and affects an existing task schedule). However, I'm not a fan of the first idea....I think it's better to let the task dates move to ensure enough time is al...

Hi @Kirsten Heikkinen - yes, you can definitely access custom fields on any object type. Just enter it in the following format: DE:InsertYourFieldName Cheers David Cornwell

Hi Richard - you just change the pipe symbol to whatever you like in the valueexpression. See below with the // instead of the |. valueexpression=IF({numberOfChildren}>0,"",IF(ISBLANK({handoffDate}),"",IF(ISBLANK({actualCompletionDate}),CONCAT(" // ",{name}),""))) David Cornwell

Try using the below for the listdelimeter line: listdelimiter= ­ As another option, if you would like to see your tasks going down the page (one per line), use the following:\ listdelimiter= David Cornwell