It is weird Vino as I’ve set exactly the same workflow up twice. One to be triggered if an input changes, and the second to run ever 2 seconds.
If I disable one and allow the other then …
The ‘every 2 second one’ works just fine every time, but the one that is supposed to run on changes doesn’t do a thing even if I click out and go to a different input field. Very strange.
Just wondering, from an overhead point of view might the ‘every 2 second’ workflow be more efficient, as if it is then I supposed I could just go with that one. What do you think?
Well, to achieve the input has changed for text, what I do is to use a free plugin called “Keystroke Input Trigger”. It works without the need to click outside the input, triggering whenever the user types a letter.
I don’t really use the “do every X seconds” event, I always go with other events that in my opinion make more sense from a user experience viewpoint.
I am having a similar issue. I have a pop-up with input boxes that store a user’s info, and when any of them are changed it is supposed to start a “this input has changed” workflow. It was working fine a few days ago but now it is only working after I change one specific input on the pop-up. If I don’t change that input 1st none of the other inputs will ever trigger their workflows.