An updated version of the Revisionary plugin for WordPress is now available.  It includes a handful of bug fixes, features and plugin compatibility fixes.  Check the change log to determine whether any of the changes affect you:

• BugFix : Submitting a Pending Revision to a published Post failed with Fatal Error

• BugFix : PHP short tag caused Parse Error on servers which were not configured to support it

• Compat : Support TinyMCE Advanced and WP Super Edit for custom editor buttons on Revision Management form

• Feature : Revision preview bar can be styled via CSS file

• Lang : Fixed several string formatting issues for better translation support

• Change : Use https link for Revisionary css and js files if ssl is being used / forced for the current uri

I'm pleased to announce the first stable release of the Revisionary plugin for WordPress.

Revisionary enables moderated editing of currently published posts and pages.  It also allows you to schedule changes to existing content.  For a full description and screen captures, take a look at the Revisionary Overview.

Changes since the Release Candidate are as follows:

• Feature : Use Blog Title and Admin Email as from address in revision notices, instead of "WordPress <wordpress@>"

• BugFix : Revision Approval / Publication Notices used ?p=ID link, now uses standard permalink

• Compat : Display workaround instructions for FolioPress conflict with visual revision display

Have you ever wanted to allow certain users to submit changes to published content, with an editor reviewing those changes before publication?

Doesn't it seem like setting a published post/page to a future date should schedule your changes to be published on that date, instead of unpublishing it until that date?

The Revisionary plugin fills the missing quadrant in the WordPress content management matrix:

With Revisionary in place, the meaning of the "edit_others" capability shifts to grant revision submission rights if the owner lacks the corresponding "edit_published" / "edit_private" capability.

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