I'm using this module to send out email notifications when a certain content is updated. Is there any way that I can also specify exactly which fields were updated/changed that triggered the email?

Thanks

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fago’s picture

use conditions.

fmesco’s picture

Thanks for the reply, but I think I'm missing something. I used conditions to set the rules to trigger the email. It basically looks like this:

If content is updated
and content type is
and user role is
then send arbitrary email.

The problem is that the content type I am attempting to track changes for is a rather lengthy form built using cck. I was hoping there would be a way to see the field that triggered the rule to be invoked. Like a token value (replacement pattern) value I could put in the email that would tell me the Job Name field had been updated. I looked in the list of replacement patterns for updated content but didn't see anything.

Thanks again.

amitaibu’s picture

Maybe you can enable revisions on the content type. Like this a user can see the diff by herself.

A little off topic, maybe this patch can assist you with conditioning a long form #234358: Check entity change

fago’s picture

hm, just use a textual comparision together with your replacement patterns.

fago’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

hm, just use a textual comparision together with your replacement patterns.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.