Under active development

Judy is a small Javascript utilities library.

Sessions that expire - in a user-comfy manner

Role-based session expiration/prolongation

Drupal 7's default session settings make sessions live almost indefinitely - that may present security and performance issues.
State get's round the problem by combining roles with user-activitity sensing and AJAX calls.
Sessions may still continue indefinetely for some kinds of users
- say non-logged-in visitors to your web shop.

No need to change settings in the site's settings.php file

State may effectively - if configured so on it's settings page - override the sessions settings of settings.php (since State v. 2.0).

Good bye to 'form expired'

And no visitor will ever encounter 'form expired' upon posting a form again.
State will warn the user, if the current page has hung around too long.

Set Drupal messages that survive user logout

state_set_message('Tell the user why she/he got logged out...');

Is current request a page or an AJAX request?

state_is_page_request();
State provides simple means for checking and counting requests, by type.

Safe and easy session variables

Drupal provide no means for securing against session variable collisions.

The Book helper module improves Drupal core book module functionality.

A field that uses CTools access and context plugins to check access. Only a field and some API functions right now, but more will come.

This module allows nodes and there versions to be publish'd on a specific time.

This extends Drupal core's tabledrag functionality with some additional features: move to top, move to bottom, and shuffle.

This module was sponsored by iO1 and iVillage.