The Inline Messages Drupal module has replaced Inline Errors.
The major difference (and hence the name change) between the 2 modules is that Inline Messages lets you move any form messages (status, error, warning), where Inline Errors only moved form error messages.
There is no upgrade path, just simply disable Inline Errors, enable Inline Messages and in your Site Configuration (admin/settings/inline_messages) re-check your settings.
The Inline Messages module allows you to move form messages from the top of the page to just above where your form appears.
An example usage is with the comment form, which is typically placed at the bottom of the page. Should an error be generated when someone submits, they jump back to the top of the page. So to get back to the comment form, you have to scroll back to the bottom of the page.
With a little jQuery and the jQuery ScrollTo plugin, Inline Messages will capture the $messages, place them just above your form and move the page to the top of the form.
You can enable Inline Messages for any form that implements hook_form().
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