Add the Plugin to Your Page

• Drag and drop the "Custom State Change Detector" plugin onto your page
• The plugin will appear as an invisible element that monitors state changes

Configure the State Property

• In the plugin's properties, set the "State" field to the data source you want to monitor This can be:
• A Thing from your database
• Any dynamic data (user input, API response, etc.)
• Simple values (text, numbers, booleans)

Set Up Event Handling

• In the plugin's events section, configure the "onchange" event
• Add actions that should execute when the monitored state changes Common actions include:
• Show/hide elements
• Update other data sources
• Trigger workflows
• Send notifications

Testing Your Setup

• Change the monitored data source
• Verify that your configured actions execute
• Check the browser console for any error messages if issues occur