attask

Does anyone have a example of creating a AtTask user using Invoke-RestMethod? Have tried the following Invoke-WebRequest " https://company.attask-ondemand.com/attask/api/user?emailAddr=user@domain.com&firstName=user&lastName=name&password=Pa $$w0rd&sessionID=jjsaduu298901283123j" -Method post which returns bad request... Thanks in advance! Place the new user information in a json array in a field named updates. Specify the method you are doing. in this case: &method=post. Then you need to pass the session id or the admin's username and password. I changed your above url to what it needs to

I am wondering if whether in the API for AtTask there is a method for posting multiple updates in a single URL request. As an example, I need to update the extRefIDs on 1,000 records. Do I make 1,000 calls to the API (expensive in terms of overhead), or can I send a single request with a JSON or XML payload that contains something like this: {data {id:1234,extRefID:xx} {id:1235,extrefID:xy} } etc? Would certainly be less overhead on both systems if there was a method for this. Thanks in advance! You can do bulk updates on objects of the same type by passing in a single JSON array into the

Pretty much exactly the title, I'm wondering if there is a way to clear/reset the commitDate field of a task. For example, I'm trying the following request to the API. I get no errors, but when I query the task again it shows no changes to the commitDate field. https://thecompany.my.workfront.com/attask/api/v7.0/task/1234567890?method=put&updates={"taskConstraint": "MSO", "commitDate":"","constraintDate":"2017-08-07"}&fields=commitDate,plannedCompletionDate,actualCompletionDate,constraintDate&sessionID=12345 I've also tried all other variations of this request that I could think of, including