Module saves themed Drupal pages to files

I've made a D6 module called htmlsave that allows the user to save a page to a file. The file contains the fully themed page and includes all page elements available to that user.

Yes, you can do the same by clicking File and save on your browser, but this allows much more flexibility.

The original use for this was a client who wanted to use Drupal as a versioning system for html emails he was creating. His colleagues would edit the drupal page, and then when done someone would save that page to a file. In this case the file output was themed to include basic html page elements, a cck field with all the css, and the node body. The file would then be pasted in their email blaster. The email would also link back to the static page for people who can't read html email.

(I tried to talk him out of this approach because of the limits of wysiwyg editing, but he wanted to do it anyway. He ended up doing something else.)

Themeing is where you would have to apply your creativity for your purpose.

Nevertheless, I finished up the module and am happy to contribute it if anyone thinks there would be a use for it. Some rough ideas: Use Drupal as a very basic web publishing platform, save static versions of drupal pages for some historical or off-site use.

Possibilities not yet realized are: token support for automatic file naming, auto filesave so every node save also creates a static file.

I also thought I might port the drupal_ftp module (http://drupal.org/project/drupal_ftp) to D6 and use it in combination with my module, but I doubt I'll do that now with my client having abandoned the project.

This is my first module, so I would appreciate any comments.

Thanks