Depending on the order that you install Gravity Forms and the Members plugin, this can happen. If you have Members and Gravity Forms installed the first thing to do is edit the Admin role and make sure ALL the Gravity Forms capabilities are enabled.
However, it's not the only thing that causes this.
The other issue that causes this is typically a theme that doesn't properly add it's theme option pages to the WordPress dashboard properly. This causes a menu conflict and results in a permission error when you try to access Gravity Forms related admin pages. How you determine if it's a theme that is causing this is by testing for theme conflicts. To test for a theme conflict you simply activate the default Twenty Eleven theme and then see if the issue still occurs.
Posted 13 years ago on Friday December 2, 2011 |
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