you just need to write a class for that:

public class DocumentEvent : ApplicationBase

add a handler to umbraco.cms.businesslogic.web.Document.AfterMove .

Check inside the handler if parent is Customers and then you can send mail.

Ok, that sounds really smooth and easy. Where do I write this class? Where do I place it so to speak?

Hi,

You'd be writing the class in Visual Studio...compile and copy the DLL to /bin/.

Here's some links to get started with sample code:

Wiki:  Using ApplicationBase to register events

Richard Soeteman also had a good blog post about events

Hope this helps,
Tom

What eventhandler should I use for the AfterMove? PublishEventHandler, RollBackEventHandler..etc...

Never mind my last post :)

Heres a problem though :)

Sender does not contain Id property...I can only find the following methods in sender as commented below

namespace AutoMoveCustomer
{
    public class AutoMoveCustomerHandler : ApplicationBase
    {
        public AutoMoveCustomerHandler()
        {
            Document.AfterMove += new EventHandler<MoveEventArgs>(Document_AfterMove);
        }

        void Document_AfterMove(object sender, MoveEventArgs e)
        {
            /*
            sender.Equals();
            sender.GetHashCode();
            sender.GetType();
            sender.ToString():
            */
        }
     
    }

}

Thanks guys!

New problems :)

Error 1 The type 'umbraco.interfaces.IApplication' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'interfaces, Version=1.0.3931.19861, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. C:\Projects\AutoMoveCustomer\AutoMoveCustomer\AutoMoveCustomerHandler.cs 13 18 AutoMoveCustomer

get interfaces.dll out of the bin map of your site and add a reference to it in your project

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