# \[Solved\] Where to find a workflow’s id to use in js via the wwLib.executeWorkflow() function

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**Created:** [May 21, 2023, 12:31pm UTC](https://community.weweb.io/t/solved-where-to-find-a-workflow-s-id-to-use-in-js-via-the-wwlib-executeworkflow-function/2764 "2023-05-21T12:31:31Z")\
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> [@Loop until condition is met](https://community.weweb.io/t/loop-until-condition-is-met/1564/5):
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> Its possible to do a loopUntil workflow, but it requires a bit of javascript Create a variable to handle your loop timeout reference (I usually call them timeout with a prefix to precise the logic/functonality of it or put it in a folder) Create a global workflow: First action must cancel the previous loop (i will come back to that later). We use a customjs action with the following code clearTimeout(variables.timeout) (with variables.timeout being the variable you created before). This is…

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