 Radu
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Hey Rachel,
Can you have a look at my previous reply here, please?
https://wpml.org/forums/topic/editor-role-permissions/page/2/#post-10276055
Thanks,
Radu
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 rachelA-6
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Thanks Radu. The site migration to Cloudways is now complete.
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 Radu
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Hey Rachel,
Thank you for taking care of the site migration. I had another look at the settings thinking that I might be able to find a change to make things work, but I had no luck with that.
In this case, I asked my colleague to have another look and see what am I missing. I'll keep you posted on this one.
Thanks,
Radu
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 Radu
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No problem 🙂
I am currently checking this one with one of my colleagues and I'll come with another message with what we found.
Thanks,
Radu
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 Radu
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Hey Rachel,
My colleague checked the migrated website but couldn't find any change to make things work. In this case, I had to escalate this to the 2nd tier to have a closer look at the issue. I'll keep you posted about the progress we're making on this one (this ticket is linked to the internal thread).
Thanks,
Radu
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 rachelA-6
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Thanks for the update Radu.
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 Radu
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Anytime 🙂
I'll keep you posted about this.
Regards,
Radu
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 Radu
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Hey Rachel,
Can you try again to edit the translations using the editor account, please?
I just added this code to the functions.php file:
add_filter('wpml_user_can_translate', function ($user_can_translate, $user){
if (in_array('editor', (array) $user->roles, true) && current_user_can('translate')) {
return true;
}
return $user_can_translate;
}, 10, 2);
which enables this option. By default, the WPML behavior is to have only the admin or the original translator be able to edit the translations. However, this additional code will let the editor edit the translations as well.
Thanks,
Radu
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