Hi @Nayef_Derwiche,
Are you asking because JS queries only run manually?
Bradly mentions a workaround here. You can have an automatic query that triggers your js query like this:
- Create an automatic query that watches the input. This sample query will run every time textInput2 changes
2. Add an event handler that triggers your js query after the automatic query runs. Since my automatic query is a dummy query, it will always fail. For this reason, I'll add a failure handler that triggers my js query
3. Note that the js query runs 'automatically'
