I'm not feeling the love since there hasn't been any kind of response to this post. Is anyone else having this issue, or is it just me?

Just to be sure, I did a clean install of Wordpress 3.0 and Role Scoper 1.2.7. No other plugins are active.

I have a user with the Wordpress role of Subscriber. Let's call him User X. I want User X to have editing privileges on only the History page. I have assigned User X the Scoped Role of Page Editor for the History page. This is confirmed on User X's user page and on the Page Roles page. (This is the same setup as I used in Wordpress 2.9.2.)

When I login as User X and open the History page, no Edit link is displayed as there was in WP 2.9.2. 

Next, I opened User X's admin page. Under Pages, the History page is listed. However, there is no Edit link. The only links displayed are Trash and View.

So, do I have this setup correctly? If not, can someone explain what I have missed? If the setup is correct, is this a bug with the WP 3.0 and RS 1.2.7 combination? If it is a bug, can we expect a bug fix within a reasonable time? Time estimate?

Thanks.

Thank you for your quick reply. I continued my troubleshooting by doing a clean install on a completely different domain. Role Scoper worked as expected as you suggested. Therefore, I went back to my problem install and was able to discover a conflict with the Exec-PHP plugin. With the Exec-PHP plugin activated, you will see the behavior I described in my posts. With Exec-PHP deactivated, there is no apparent problem with Role Scoper. Why the two plugins conflict, I don't know.