hi,
i have a test bed for installing Drupal 4.6.3.
i have gallery2 on the same site and embedded into the drupal test.
i have the random_image block turned OFF in Drupal and Gallery2 module is turned ON.
on the main drupal index page (http://rogers.gotdns.com --when up) i have the random image on the far right, under the calendar.
if you click on that random image (far right) my gallery2 is displayed in the center section of the drupal page. in this section there is displayed also a [smaller] different random image (i believe coming from gallery2's unique random image mode being turned on).
the undesirable effect is that there are, at that point, two random images on the page: the one on the far right, under the calendar which always remains, and the [smaller] one added into the center section displaying gallery2.
here is a picture of gallery2 in the center section of my drupal site. you can see the 2 random images.
i would like it very much if i could KILL the one inside the center, gallery2, section while retaining the one on the far right.

(if this does not display please load this url into your browser manually:
http://www.math.fsu.edu/~trogers/images/random_images.jpg (44KB)
i am not a developer but, is this because the gallery2 module uses gallery2's own random image mode? as opposed to pulling a "random image" from the available pics residing in the gallery2 install? it seems if that is true and there is no way to kill the undesired doubling up when viewing gallery2 within drupal, then a module or something that would NOT rely on gallery2 to produce the image would be beneficial? i'm guessing.