Maintenance fixes only

Poll Extras provides additional flexibility to the core poll module. Here's the specifics:

Drush Downsync
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Move one environment's database and files directory to another.

This script currently relies on Drush* and Drush's site alias features. And now
that it's using drush_invoke() instead of drush_shell_exec(), you do not need
a 'files' key in your site alias. core-rsync has a %files path, so as long as
your remote site is reporting that path correctly, this should be able to grab
your remote files.

Build your own t-shirt shop for free and sell t-shirts and other apparel with your designs, logos or text.
Spreadshirt takes care of the production, shipping and service.
You can set commission on each article and earn money each time you make a sale.
Just open a Spreadshirt Shop, create articles and connect it with this module.

The taxonomy node order module allows you to order the nodes associated with a term by affecting a weight to each node.

This weight will be added to the default sorts criteria of Drupal (date of creation, sticky node).
By activating the module a new tab appears on the term page. By clicking on the tab you get the list of nodes associated with the term, you can then order by drag and drop.

A button lets you return to the default sorting.

This module integrates Drupal Commerce with the hosted payment service 2CheckOut.com (hereafter 2CO). Customers will be redirected to 2CO during the checkout process to submit payment and upon return will be sent forward or backward in checkout based upon whether or not they successfully completed payment.

Spexe: is an communication system for all your websites, branch offices and employees. Your customer service representative communicates via a regular chat application, for example: Pidgin or Adium, and site visitors via web-chat.
Your customer communicates via chat on your website, and your customer service representative via Jabber IM.
The customer service representative’s online status updates without reload the webpage.
No additional load on your website, hosting service or server.

403 and 404 pages should not be dead ends for site visitors. This module replaces the 403 and 404 pages and adds functionality to help a visitor access proper content. The 403 is augmented by a login form. The 404 is augmented by a search form and suggested pages.

This module is inspired by this article, this module and this module.

What?

This module allows developers to use $ to access the jQuery library in the global namespace instead of calling jQuery explicitly or passing $ as a parameter into your closures.

Why?

Originally, I was annoyed about the change in Drupal 7 (http://drupal.org/node/1407256) that caused Drupal to noconflict() jQuery by default. This was a code migration headache and an inconvenience when it came to using most snippets of jQuery found in example documentation or in snippets on the web.

See http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_entity_index

I am looking at getting improved views integration and the admin batch process patches into the original module, plus an additional views 'with depth' filter handler.

This is a simple little module that allows one to change the text on the 'Save', 'Preview' and 'Delete' buttons on a node form.

Configuration

You can edit the labels from the content type edit screen, in the 'Submission form settings' section.