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Then edit your roles.

It is under: ''Issue Tracking :: Add notes''

You can then specify which role within project is allowed to add notes, and which not.
To ensure this control, disable adding notes from the ''anonymous'' and ''non-member'' roles.

Kind regards

Adam Żochowski

Adam Piotr Żochowski wrote:

Then edit your roles.

It is under: ''Issue Tracking :: Add notes''

You can then specify which role within project is allowed to add notes, and which not.
To ensure this control, disable adding notes from the ''anonymous'' and ''non-member'' roles.

Kind regards

Adam Żochowski

Adam,

All of my roles have "add note" enabled. The functionality I'm looking for is to be able to add a note without having to click the update link.

Adam,

All of my roles have "add note" enabled. The functionality I'm looking for is to be able to add a note without having to click the update link.

Yes, I agree. From a usability and workflow perspective, this is the most user friendly. It isn't always obvious to a client of our company that he must click the update link to add a note/comment. It is sometimes very confusing for them (clients are mostly no computer experts ;-))

I say more. It's a good idea to give administrator (or user himself) ability to enable "Add comment" form by default in issue view.