Is there some sort of transaction id value or something to indicate that pro
perty changes are part of the same change?  Posting.ChangeToken and Posting.
ChangeDate vary for each property.  Basically I want to send only one email 
when an author modifies sev
eral properties at a time. And since Cms_PropertyChanged is fired for each i
ndividual property changed, I want a way to figure out if I've already sent 
an email, so the author and editor only get one email about the set of chang
es.  My plan was to store t
he ChangeToken in a Session variable, but since it changes for each property
 that wont work.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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Hi DWC,

no there is no such transaction ID.

Cheers,
Stefan.

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"dwc" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is there some sort of transaction id value or something to indicate that
property changes are part of the same change?  Posting.ChangeToken and
Posting.ChangeDate vary for each property.  Basically I want to send only
one email when an author modifies several properties at a time. And since
Cms_PropertyChanged is fired for each individual property changed, I want a
way to figure out if I've already sent an email, so the author and editor
only get one email about the set of changes.  My plan was to store the
ChangeToken in a Session variable, but since it changes for each property
that wont work.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks!

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