[Roundup-users] Auditor that differentiates between web and e-mail access?

[Hugh T. <hth...@tm...>]

Hi,

To be honest I am not sure where I should be posting for help with 
Roundup.  My apologies if this is the wrong place/way to ask for 
assistance.  Anyway, so far I quite like Roundup despite spending plenty 
of time hacking around.  I usually find that I can fix most of my 
problems by hunting through the files and copying bits and pieces form 
other places to make Roundup do what I need.

At the moment though I am stuck.  Is there any way for an auditor to 
know if values are being entered on the web or via e-mail?  I have come 
across cases where I want different behaviour for web-access than e-mail 
access.  For example, via e-mail I find it much too easy to accidentally 
change the title of issues.  If for example I forward an old e-mail to a 
particular issue, the original issue gets the title of the old e-mail.  
I want an auditor that just saves the title and forces it back if the 
user is trying to change the title, but only if updating the issue via 
e-mail.  I figure if the user is in the web interface and changing the 
title, they probably mean to be doing this.

Wriitng the auditor is easy, currently I have one that just preserves 
the title unless the user is editing keywords.  A kludge obviously, but 
I don't know how to detect if the user is submitting the change via web 
or e-mail and for now only allowing title changes when keywords are 
being changed seems like enough to reduce title changes to being only 
when highly deliberate!

Thanks for any suggestions,

-Hugh