I am trying to convert my site over to drupal. I use Gallery 2.3 (cvs) and I am trying to use the gallery-6.x-1.x-dev module. I have tried every help/FAQ I can find but every time I go to enable the module it wont let me and I see "Depends on: Gallery (missing)". I have gallery installed and running in /gallery2 and the gallery.module along with the module directory in /modules. Any help would be appreciated

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lvthunder commented

the gallery module is actually four modules in one. They are gallery, gallerymenu, Gallery G2Image, and Gallery Profile. The last three depend on the first one. If you don't see gallery maybe somehow you didn't get the complete module uploaded to the right spot.

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goallight commented

k maybe this is where I am confused

I have the following as my directory layout

/web/mysite --> default physical path and where drupal is installed
/web/mysite/gallery2 --> where I have gallery2 installed
/web/mysite/modules/gallery --> where I extracted gallery-6.x-1.x-dev.tar.gz
/web/mysite/modules/gallery.module --> where gallery.module resides

am I missing something stupid here? Wouldn't be the first time :)

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goallight commented

also I forgot to put in my first post in case it matters I am trying to use drupal 6.6

lvthunder’s picture

lvthunder commented

gallery.module should be in the /web/mysite/modules/gallery with the rest of the files and folders.

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goallight commented

there is a copy in that directory. Same results

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Ficuzo commented

I had the same problem. I removed gallery.module from /web/mysite/modules/ (left it in /web/mysite/modules/gallery/ thou) and it started to work. Sometimes it is not good to read the manuals :)

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rherrick commented

Just to affirm Ficuzo's observation, removing the gallery.module file from the modules folder resulted in the core Gallery module appearing in the modules list. Before that, only the three dependent modules appeared and were un-enable-able. Once the core Gallery module appeared, I could activate that and the other three modules also.