Post installation

We're running CivicSpace on a few sites, which is still on 4.6 code.

We're having trouble with the blog items showing up backwards when viewed in Firefox-- but it looks fine on IE. Everything that has been promoted to the front page shows the oldest items first, listing of recent comments in the sidebar shows everything backwards, etc.

The site I'm talking about is: http://www.blogfororegon.com

Is there a mechanism to enable auto log off when a browser is closed? Alternatively is there a mechanism to auto log off users if they have been inactive for a period of time? By auto log off I mean of course also that no information is retained in the computer so that log on occurs automatically when the browser is started up again. Of course some users can enable the system to remember IDs and Passwords. I am assuming that that has not been enabled.

I've run into a strange one... One of our users cannot post content of any kind on the site. All node/add/* pages return an error 403 for him, and only him.

We have about 12,000 members in the database right now and nobody else is experiencing this problem. I've matched his membership record up with another one that has similar permissions and there is no difference that I can see.

I'm using Drupal 4.6, and he's specifically trying to create a node for a custome module, though he seems to be blocked from flexinode-based events, forum postings, etc as well.

I moved my 4.6 installation to a new server with the same version of apache. The old server was using php 5.0.4 and the new server is running 5.1.5. Instead of getting my site, I get

For verification purposes, I need to collect personal information on people registering for permissions to go deeper into the content of my Web site.

I am expanding the profile module to get the information I need. HOWEVER, in order for the expanded form to be visible to the new registrant, I have to make the profile public. But I do NOT want the personal material to ever be available to the public. And I want to be able to verify the information, give the registrant the OK and make sure that info is not made public.

Is there any way to reorder create content items that appears when the create content link is clicked?

I know we can re-order the menu items, but how about the same items that appear on the page?

I'm not talking about the order of the contents iteself on the front page (the weight module does that), just the order of the items that get listed in the page when 'create content' menu is clicked.

To give an example:

Create content
book page
forum topic
issue

-------The main page when 'create content' is clicked--------------->
create content
Choose the appropriate item from the list:

book page
A book is a collaborative writing effort: users can collaborate writing the pages of the book, positioning the pages in the right order, and reviewing or modifying pages previously written. So when you have some information to share or when you read a page of the book and you didn't like it, or if you think a certain page could have been written better, you can do something about it.

forum topic
Create a new topic for discussion in the forums.

issue
Add a new issue (bug report, feature request, etc) to an existing project.

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I would like to re order 'book page', 'forum topic' and 'issue' instead of the default alphabetical order in the main page, not menu under create content.