User permission to setup plugin

Hey @candell,

Thank you for reaching out!

You can use this custom functions.php snippet (we suggest adding to to a child theme’s functions.php file) to allow editors to also configure the plugin:

function sbr_custom_capability( $cap ) {
    return 'edit_posts';
}
add_filter( 'sbr_settings_pages_capability', 'sbr_custom_capability', 10, 1 );

Let me know should you have any questions or issues with this!

Many thanks,
Joel

Thank you

Actually, on testing, they only have the option to upgrade to the pro version, not set up a feed.

Hey @candell,

Looks like it works a bit different in the Reviews Plugin. I will get back to you with details on properly setting this up.

As for messages on upgrading to Pro, this should just be when trying to access features available in one of the Pro licenses only. Setting up feeds should be available in the free Review Plugin. The Free plugin includes Google and Yelp reviews, other sources are available in the Pro licenses.

I’ll get back to you as soon as possible here!

Hey @candell,

We have created an updated version of the free plugin here which will work with the above snippet I provided in my first reply. Please download and replace the Reviews Feed plugin on your site with this file. The fix will be included in the next update as well.

Let me know if you have any further issues with this or other questions!

Thank you. Admins can add the feed, but the editor with the code supplied only sees the Upgrade link.

Hey @candell,

Just to confirm – this is the same behavior with the version I sent over?

In testing this version on my end, as an editor, I have access to all free features, can create feeds, and access all settings.

All working great now, thank you for the help