Since you plugin is free, I’ll definitely try it. Thanks

Thanks!
Ricardo

I just found the answer to my own question. Gravity Forms creates 15 new capabilities. I had to go to Users/Roles and click on Administrators, then check the boxes for all 15 capabilities and hit save. Then everything worked perfectly!

Thanks for the great plugin.
Greg

I love the plugin but when I activate it my Gravity Forms “Forms” link in the Admin simply disappears. The forms still work on the site but I cannot access any of the Gravity Forms admin screens. When I follow the link in a form submission email to its location in WordPress (Gravity Forms “Entries”) I get a “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

Any suggestions?
Thanks.

In the members_get_role_capabilities() function, you add

foreach ( $role->capabilities as $cap => $grant )
$capabilities[$cap] = $cap;

which makes one thing impossible: Adding a capability without granting access to it. I’m currently writing a plugin for CPTs. This plugin maps the post_type capabilities (added via capabitility_type & map_meta_caps) to the roles if their built in equivalent exists in the role object. for e.g.: ‘edit_posts’ => ‘edit_books. If I now check if the ability is granted, I get a wrong result, because you check if it exists instead of “if ( $grant )”.

I hope you can change this. Thanks!