User Role Editor Pro version 4.6.0.2 is available for downloads and update. This update concerns the roles import functionality and includes:

• Bug fix: Invalid notice “Unknown error: Roles import was failed” was shown after successful roles import to the single WordPress site.
• Update: Spaces in user capability are allowed for import to provide compatibility with other plugins, which use spaces in user capabilities, e.g. NextGen Gallery’s “NextGEN Change options”, etc.

General restriction for usage of spaces inside user role capability ID is left untouched in the User Role Editor. Less strict checking is allowed only for the import operation.

October 26th, 2013 User Role Editor Pro version 4.6.0.1 was published. It is the bug fix release. No any new functionality was added.
Fatal PHP error occurred if user tried to view Gravity Forms entries or WooCommerce coupons, after turning on the “Activate user access management to editing selected posts and pages” option.
Please update from version 4.6, if you met similar problem.

User Role Editor version 4.6 is available for download in both (free and Pro) versions. The changes are:
– Content editing restriction: It is possible to differentiate permissions for posts/pages creation and editing. Use the “Activate “Create Post/Page” capability” option for that.
Turning on this option you automatically add “create_posts” and “create_pages” capabilities to the list of WordPress core user capabilities. After that user with “edit_posts” capability (even administrator) will can not create new post or page until you apparently include this capability to his user role. “edit_posts” will permit just to edit posts. Go to “User Role Editor” and turn on “create_posts”, “create_pages” capability” for “Administrator” role and other roles of your choice after this option activation.
Read more User Role Editor version 4.6 ›

If you need to restrict users access to Gravity Forms, User Role Editor Pro may do it on the per form base. How does it work?
1st, you need activate this feature at User Role Editor Settings page (Settings->User Role Editor->Additional Modules) – turn on the “Activate per form user access management for Gravity Forms” option for that (the option is shown only is “Gravity Forms” plugin is active). Do not forget to save your changes.

After that site administrator can see the new section “Gravity Forms Restrictions” at the selected user profile. Section contains input field “Allow access to forms with ID (comma separated)”. This field will appear at profile of those users only who have some capabilities from the “Gravity Forms” capabilities list, e.g. “gravityforms_edit_forms”, “gravityforms_view_entries”, etc.

Look support video for your reference. Read more Restrict users access to Gravity Forms ›