My wife lived in Constance for half a year in college, that is more in your area, though I have never been.
I slept on this problem and I have some ideas and I wanted to run them by you.
I have noticed that when you edit a module on a page you the url changes to something like this...
http://Website/PageName/tabid/TabIDNumber/ctl/Edit/mid/ModuleIDBeingEdited/Default.aspx
Anything in Italics equals dynamic information.
It seems like I could write a module that I could add to a page that would simply monitor the current url. If a Url contains a "/ctl/" and "/mid/", then I know that a module on the site is being edited.
So it seems that I should be able to identify 1.)What module is being edited and 2.) on what page the module is being edited.
Now, I would only want to send a notification if a module was updated.
What I have noticed is that when you Update a modulel the UPDATE button link has, "$cmdUpdate". Of course some of these buttons do error checking and what not so I would only want to send out a Notification on a successful update.
So the question is how can I figure out if the update was sucessful? I am not sure on this one, since it is Javascript that makes it harder, anyone have any ideas?
The way I envision this module working is that you would drop it on a page. You then would tell the module that you want to send Notifications on the following modules which are located on the page (checkboxes). Then you specify which roles you want to be notified (checkboxes).
What do you guys think? Possible? Seems like the big problem is the Javascript cmdUpdate. How would I capture that?
Thanks for the read and any suggestions you might have.
Stuart