I've just completed the work on Ticket #1297 ( http://trac.xinha.org/ticket/1297 
  ) and it's a pretty significant change to the way we've been  
handling plugins that I though it important to send this email.

There are a number of plugins in Xinha that have fallen out of use,  
are broken, or no longer make sense for the web (e.g. the  
InsertMarquee plugin for adding scrolling marquee's to your web  
page).  From this day forward, these plugins have been moved to the  
unsupported directory of Xinha and loading them prints a warning  
message to the console.  At some future release, they will be removed  
from the tree completely.

This serves the dual purpose of making it easier for new users to try  
out and enable plugins, while preventing wasting developer time on  
code that won't be used.

Just in case there are still users of these plugins, the system still  
supports loading them, and they can contact us or start maintaining  
these plugins themselves.  This way, we won't cut off any existing  
users while trying to move forward.

The changeset that fixes this ticket is 1072 ( http://trac.xinha.org/changeset/1072 
  ).  In addition to moving the plugins, XinhaCore had to change so  
that it tries to load the plugins from unsupported if it can't find  
them in plugins (thank's to ray's work on pinging url's).  It also  
marks the loaded plugins so that getPluginDir and imgURL can return  
the correct URL's.

Thanks,
Douglas Mayle