Without JS, whoa slow down cowboy!
You could store all of the initial form values in Session when you create the view and then check the submitted form values against those in the Session.
On my apps I am also storing it on a session and then compare it when the form is submitted.
Thank you for the quick responses. It sounds like a great way to get the result I am looking for. Should have thought about that myself. Thanks again.
When saving a model, you can also use getDirty():
$changedAttributes = $model->getDirty();
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