Upgraded from Drupal 5 to 6. Using Image module.

Created view, block, with link to image gallery (..../image). Works fine for admin -- the link leads to the Image Gallery page, which displays a table with the various image galleries. Also, when I click on any image, I get the breadcrumb home>image galleries>[gallery name] The breadcrumb links work fine. All is well.

But when I log out, the image galleries page (..../image) displays "there are no images in this galley" and shows no content.

Does not seem to be an access issue. I have checked roles, permissions, tac, etc; rebuilt permissions and cleared the cache.

I would like to continue using the Image module (rather than convert all the content to cck, image field, etc).

Any suggestions?

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mnoyes’s picture

Solved my own problem, doh!

In frustration, I created a work around disabling the image gallery module and using taxonomy and views. Got a big red pile of text -- mysql errors and such. I looked at the red text and saw "tac lite" and "access control", so I disabled TAC lite and then went back to Taxonomy Access Control and the role-based permissions. Turns out the default setting in Taxonomy Access Control for the role Anonymous User did not give Anonymous Users the "List" privilege.

Now image gallery and image module work fine for anonymous and registered users... Amateur mistake! But maybe others can learn from it.