Posted by Zyxian on July 13, 2011 at 10:20pm
Hi.
Searching did not find my problem.
I am new to Drupal and this job put me in charge of taking care of an existing site - www.insideoutca.org
From the primary link if you click on Galleries you get Page Not Found. Below the primary links is Featured Galleries. If you click on either picture it takes you to that gallery. What could cause this? How many causes could there be? Where do I start troubleshooting? Exactly what would you like me to post to help you help me?
There are lots of books out there to build sites but I need a book on how to troubleshoot one. Any suggestions?
Thank you for any and all help.
Zyxian
P.S. - I work in Venice and would take any one to dinner in exchange for a crash course in Drupal. :-))
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No expert either. Do you have
No expert either. Do you have a default gallery page (via views or other) setup that shows all the other gallery categories already? If you do, your menu is probably pointing to a wrong path. You'll need to get the path from the view or node. If it does not exist, than you need to create a view likely that displays a listing of gallery categories so visitors can choose from.
Can't really provide more without knowing how gallery is configured/setup or what modules were used if any (at least for me)
Co/Organizer @ Orange County PHP | OC Drupal | Inland Empire Drupal
Thank you William. I didn't
Thank you William.
I didn't even know about views - that is how new I am to this.
Yes, there is no URL listed for image_gallery. There is an add button. Now I just need to search for what should be there...
The Galleries menu item path just points to galleries
Acidfree Album used?
Just another shot in the dark....Did a view source and saw you prob are using Acidfree Albums module from the CSS (http://drupal.org/project/acidfree).
Assuming this is true...look over your content (/admin/content/node/overview) and filter by Type = Albums. You can edit any album and see which one is the parent. If you edit a child album, it will show which one is the parent. Go to the parent album and find out what path URL it is using and then update your menu.
As bvirtual mentioned, readme.txt, install.txt, module project pages, and google are great resources in trouble shooting an issue.
Hope this helps a little more or shed a little more light.
Co/Organizer @ Orange County PHP | OC Drupal | Inland Empire Drupal
Resolved.
Thank you William. Our Galleries are working.
I tried Google but nothing that came up quite fit my issue. Not knowing Drupal I probably wasn't using the exact terms to get to my answer.
I was doing all my searches on Gallery. Didn't even look at acidfree.
So much to learn.
Did you create the first Gallery yet?
Some gallery modules need you to create at least one gallery, to get rid of the not found message. Makes sense to me ... after the fact.
Do read the modules README.txt and INSTALL.txt files.
Also, read any Help pages or Advance Help that came with it.
And there is always the project/ page itself.
That's how I found out to fix the 404.
Let us know how it turns out for you, please. Thanks.
Pete
Peter
LA's Open Source User Group Advocate - Volunteer at DrupalCamp LA and SCALE
Pete, there are several
Pete, there are several galleries. There are 2 that are Featured in the left side bar. Those come up fine.
As I replied to William, I found a missing URL in the view setting.
Yea - another piece of the puzzle. :-))