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4/13/2006 2:28 PM
 

Hello - We are using the Documents module for providing a large number of documents to our end users.  I was wondering if you know of a way to allow users to subscribe or otherwise be notified when a documents is replaced or updated?  I have seen some other modules, but is not clear if we would need to replace the documents module or if each user would have to be tracked in some way to use this functionality.  Any advice would be very helpful -

 

Steve

 
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5/14/2006 3:17 AM
 
There's nothing in the documents module to support notifications at present (but it's a good idea).

 
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