Yes - your best approach will be to use a Webhook in this instance and have it triggered when your trigger field changes. Your XML request is actually copied in the link you provided, I tweaked it a little to bring it up to today - you would simply expand it for all the fields where I stopped
<qdbapi>
<usertoken>usertoken goes here</usertoken>
<rid>[record_id]</rid>
<field fid="6" filename="delete"></field>
<field fid="26" filename="delete"></field>
<field fid="27" filename="delete"></field>
**<insert the rest of your fields here>**
</qdbapi>
For more detail - the above is what you would put in the 'Message Body' - as the detail for what you want to do
Your endpoint URL would be the table in which you're doing the edit record, so probably the same table the webhook is in
HTTP Method is POST
Message Format is XML
Your message header would be
key: QUICKBASE-ACTION
value: API_EDITRECORD
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