dmdstar said:

I've been using the Peter's Collaboration Emails plugin, and Revisionary seems to hit all the spots that that one misses, especially love the revision management & editing capabilites!  I have it installed along with Role Scoper 1.1 on my development server, and am very impressed so far.

Thanks for communicating your impression!

I don't think of Revisionary as a replacement for Peter's Collaboration Emails, but can see how they would both be useful to you. PCE handles email notification for submission of new posts/pages, whereas one of Revisionary's features is email notification when a change is submitted for existing posts/pages. As you alluded, Revisionary's primary functionality is the ability to submit and manage such Pending Revisions.

dmdstar said:

1. When "revision approval notice" email arrives, it contains a link such as "blahblog.com/wp/?p=62″ rather than using the actual permalink.  This results in a 404-not found when clicking the link since we keep the data files in "wp" and url is meant to show without that subdir.

Okay, the stable release will use the normal post permalink instead.

dmdstar said:

2. It would be nice if the sender of the emails could be changed to the blog title or any user, rather than saying it's from "WordPress."

Changed. The stable release will use your blog title and admin email (as set in Settings > General).

dmdstar said:

3. I was wondering about the editor in the revision manager.  It opened up the code-view Tiny-MCE editor, which I know would incite a flurry of hate mail from my users.

With the workaround I describe below, it will default to whatever tab was last selected (as in the default WP edit form). After the view is changed from HTML to Visual, it will stay there for future viewings. Can your users live with that?

dmdstar said:

I use foliopress wysiwig plugin for an editor, which is based on FCK.  Is there any way to have the revision editor pull up the default wysiwig editor…

Maybe, but that's more effort than I want to volunteer at this time. Instead, you can make FolioPress play nice by adding the following code to the top of foliopress-wysiwyg.php, just below the header text:

if ( strpos( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'admin.php?page=rvy-revisions' ) )
	return;

I'm also having trouble with this:

1. When "revision approval notice" email arrives, it contains a link such as "blahblog.com/wp/?p=62″ rather than using the actual permalink.  This results in a 404-not found when clicking the link since we keep the data files in "wp" and url is meant to show without that subdir.

It looks like what's happened is that the links being sent in the emails contain the link from when the post was originally created, and we've moved our site once and restructured the permalink system since some of them were created… And now we're getting the 404 errors.

Any word on when you might be updating this part?

Thank you!!

Jenna