Hi!
At a first glance, looks like you will need some external script. With built-in mechanisms, you can only check for entire page changes using ECS subagent. This subagent provides parameter which returns hash for given URL - so you can detect change in that page, but you cannot determine what part of the page was changed.
Best regards,
Victor
At a first glance, looks like you will need some external script. With built-in mechanisms, you can only check for entire page changes using ECS subagent. This subagent provides parameter which returns hash for given URL - so you can detect change in that page, but you cannot determine what part of the page was changed.
Best regards,
Victor
