How do you mean you can't use delegates? Why? So you can't intercept the actual save/publish of the page rather than the "click"? Like DataFactory's PublishingPage / PublishedPage?

You could always hook into the Published event and then check the user who published the page? I assume you job runs as a specific user so if anyone else is the user then you know they have clicked "Save and Publish"?

The following code will allow you to hook into the published page event:

DataFactory.Instance.PublishedPage += Instance_PublishedPage;
        

void Instance_PublishedPage(object sender, PageEventArgs e)
{
         
}

Hello

Thanks for your answers

Magnus:

If I use delegates I will hook up on the 'DataFactory.Instance.PublishedPage' as David says but I cant distinguish if it's the synch job or if current event is triggered by an editor clicking "Save & Publish". Why I have to separate these two is because different actions must occur.

if(synch)

{

 defult settings

}

else

{

  overrideing settings

}.

David:

Thank you, yes I have thought of this but.... we are using AD and I thought that I could control which AD group current user is a member of but a member that can synchronize can also be member of a group that not is able to synchronize so this is not bullet proof.

Thats why I wonder if there is a way to find out if an editor has clicked on "Save & Publish"

Thanks for helping me!

this code will do the trick

    public class AttachEvents : EPiServer.PlugIn.PlugInAttribute
    {
        public static void Start()
        {            
           EPiServer.DataFactory.Instance.PublishingPage += new EPiServer.PageEventHandler(Instance_PublishingPage);
        }

        private static void Instance_PublishingPage(object sender, PageEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.RequiredAccess == EPiServer.Security.AccessLevel.NoAccess)
                return;
            
            if (HttpContext.Current != null && 
                HttpContext.Current.Request.RawUrl.Contains("EditPanel.aspx"))
            {
//Save and publish                

            }

            }
        }
       
    }

Thanks!  I'll try this out :D