Post installation

Hello,

I run an audio blog style site (http://www.n37radio.com) and want to beable to use drupal for podcasting as well. I can't use nor do I want to use the upload feature to create the enclose tags in the rss feed and I don't want to use feedburner or some external service. I have considered writing and updating my own rss podcast feed by hand but that could really get to be annoying.

I put a search block on my site that shows up with Firefox, but doesn't appear using IE.... any ideas to fix it ? The weird thing is that it works perfectly fine on my blog http://www.warrenonline.ca . The URL is http://www.angrycanadian.ca

I have no idea....

Warren

I've uploaded a number of pictures into my gallery. It's pictures from our senior yearbook, as the site is for our 10th Reunion.

The files were uploaded in alphabetical order.

Now they show in reverse alphabetical order, as it shows the last uploaded file first.

Is there anyway that it can be changed to show the thumbnails in alphabetical order? It would make it a lot easier for people to find images they were looking for.

I installed the acidfree module on a brand new test site. I was using it just fine, and gave the authenticated user all sorts of privledges. I did not give the anonymous user any priveledges. I enabled the random view image block with Acidfree. I can't get into the site as an anonymous user now, this is the error I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: drupal_get_path() in /hsphere/local/home/jennifer/herring.liberalthinkers.org/drupal/modules/acidfree/acidfree.module on line 112

I see this about book pages in the docs:

Book Page
Book pages are designed to be part of a collaborative book. An example of a collaborative book is the Drupal developer documentation. Originally only book pages could be a part of a book but these days all node types can be part of a book. Really the only special part about book pages these days is that like static pages they can contain PHP code.

But I'm not seeing how to implement this. Probably simple, but it's escaping me.

Okay, so i have drupal (4.6.3) up and running and pretty much to my liking. However, one feature that I either am too blind to figure out or one that is not available is the ability to give users aliases. I use LDAP authentication for my users so my users are stuck with their usernames. However, it would be nice for our users to have there names under their blogs show up as "John A Smith" instead of "jasmith".

I know some CMS's include the feature to be able to add a nickname/alias/display name that differs from their account name.