Hi.

I've found several threads regarding some of the stuff I need to do but I haven't quite managed to get the whole picture and a strategy for making this work. Ergo this post.

What I need to do:

1. Intercept Save Event
2. Do a check on ContentType of node beeing saved
3. If ContentType in question: Display a confirmation dialog "Are you sure you wan't to save this..."
4. If user confirms: just save, if not: cancel saving
5. If NOT ContentType in Question, save content as normal

Bullet 1. and 2. I have managed to get working by creating a ContentEventHandler extending ApplicationEventHandler:

public class ContentEventHandler : ApplicationEventHandler
{
    protected override void ApplicationStarted(UmbracoApplicationBase umbracoApplication, ApplicationContext applicationContext)
    {
        //register the event listener:
        ContentService.Saving += ContentService_Saving;
    }
    private void ContentService_Saving(IContentService sender, SaveEventArgs

Bullet 3. I'm not sure how I should go about achieving. I've read some posts stating that you could register a javascript with the Page, and others stating that you can use the DialogService, showing Angular code. However I have a feeling that one should create a custom view and "register" this with the save event somehow similar to what one does when f.ex creating a custom MenuItem:

var i = new MenuItem("someMenuItem", "Some Menu Item");
i.AdditionalData.Add("actionView", "/App_Plugins/MyPlugin/someMenuItem.html");
e.Menu.Items.Add(i);

Bullet 4 I guess is dependent on the solution of bullet 3..

As for bullet 5 I have managed to call the SaveAndPublishWithStatus() method. But is this actually necessary? Because by saving the content, my custom save event is triggered a second time. I guess I could put something on Session saying that we are now saving "manually", but I need some way of just skipping my code and going directly to the base. Would wrapping all of my event code make the original save function beeing called?

Maybe I'm missing something here...