<p>If it's clear the OP wants answers to both, I usually try to answer both, but point out that there's a discrepancy that they should edit to fix on the basis that the question and answer should aim to be more than simply solving one user's immediate problem, but should serve as an aid for someone trying to search for an answer such as this. (I tend to be a bit of a stickler for something along the lines of "actually ask a clearly identifiable question or questions".)</p>

<p>Occasionally - especially if I suspect they won't come back and edit, such as having been unresponsive to edit requests before - or where the required edit is obvious, I will edit myself to make title and question-body correspond and ask them to check it still matches what they wanted to ask.</p>

<p>Sometimes, especially if it's less clear what they actually want, I simply comment asking them to address the discrepancy in some way (by either editing the title, or more likely the body of the question).</p>

<p>I think sometimes people's understanding of what they want to ask evolves as they ask it (which may indicate a lack of research/effort up front, but it's also human nature), but that's partly why the ability to edit your own questions is there.</p>
