The way that I handle this is by pulling in all of the current parameters, adding the new options to the parameter list, and then reposting the new list to the parameter options, so the flow looks like this.   1. Fetch the parameter options. The easiest way to do this in my opinion is to pull the pa...

This works.  

If I recall correctly, you can do it with comma delimiters, and then change Not equal to either "Not In" or "Does not contain", I can't remember which.

If you already have an array of all of the tasks in the project, then this is how I would do it. 1. Add the templateID to come in with your task array 2. To get the task ID, it would look like this: get(map({task array};ID;templateTaskID;{the task ID from the template});1) I would do it on a variabl...

Correct, an if statement is limited to a single option for true and a single option for false. What you described would work, and would probably be the easiest/most readable method. Or if you could nest them that could work, like you could do IF({test 1}; {true action}; IF({test 2}; {true action}; I...

If I recall correctly, the OR should be inside of your truthy test, so it should look something like if({test condition 1}OR{test condition 2};{result if ture};{result if false}).   Personally when I make conditions like that, I will create a set variable module right before it, and make each condit...

Your URL field is incorrect. Fusion prepends the URL with everything up to the api version, so in this case you would only need to add BLIN to the URL field.

Yes, this is possible. A baseline is a standalone object and not under a project, it's code is BLIN.     

EDIT: nevermind, I see someone else answered you.

To ask a question, would it be possible to push the values into a simple text string field, instead of a rich text field? With a simple text string it's just setting the field equal to your string.   If it has to be a rich text field, then that's correct, you have to build a JSON string and write th...