Open Atrium: "Gallerias only display when viewing a node by itself on the page" NOT using Node Words / Meta Tags module

Sorry to be a bit dense here, but I don't understand. I don't use teasers anywhere on my site, and nothing is promoted to the front page - in fact virtually all the nodes on my site are page nodes. We don't use the typical "story" content type that many sites use.

Also, you say the warning is there because I need to do something to get the gallery to show up - but the gallery shows up fine, just with the warning on top of it.

When we create the Galleria gallery page, we just go to "create content" and select Photo Gallery, which is a content type we created. Then we populate it with pictures and add it in as a menu item.

Is there something wrong about this process? Could this be a problem with our Photo Gallery content type, or with our theme?

Thanks.

Yes, I'm using Upload to attach images.

Here's my complete step by step:
(1) I do create content >> add gallery
(2) I give the gallery a name, and choose & attach a couple files
(3) I click "save"
(4) After a few seconds it says Photo Gallery "name" has been created, and shows it to me - looks fine but it has the warning "Gallerias only display when viewing a node by itself on the page. See README.txt for help." above it.
(5) I go to content management >> list and click on the gallery I just created
(6) Again, it looks fine but it shows the warning

So in terms of your conditions, yes, I'm asking Drupal to view a node and the node is configured to be a Galleria. I don't understand your last condition. There are certainly other things on the page, like header and footer blocks, navigation, etc. And I have no idea what the $page variable is set to - how does it get set, and how do I check its current setting?

Thanks for your help.

Some more info:

I tried changing out of my custom theme to use the standard Garland theme - the error message is still displayed.

And, here is my field definitions exported from CCK, maybe this will help?

$content['type'] = array ( 'name' => 'Photo Gallery', 'type' => 'gallery', 'description' => 'Add a photo gallery using this content type. It displays as a javascript gallery using Galleria.', 'title_label' => 'Title', 'body_label' => '', 'min_word_count' => '0', 'help' => '', 'node_options' => array ( 'status' => true, 'promote' => false, 'sticky' => false, 'revision' => false, 'revision_moderation' => false, ), 'upload' => '1', 'file_path' => '', 'file_path_pathauto' => 0, 'file_path_tolower' => 0, 'file_path_transliterate' => 0, 'file_name' => '[filefield-onlyname-original].[filefield-extension-original]', 'file_name_pathauto' => 0, 'file_name_tolower' => 0, 'file_name_transliterate' => 0, 'retroactive_update' => '', 'show_preview_changes' => true, 'show_diff_inline' => false, 'galleria' => '1', 'nodewords' => 1, 'old_type' => 'gallery', 'orig_type' => '', 'module' => 'node', 'custom' => '1', 'modified' => '1', 'locked' => '0', 'comment' => '0', 'comment_default_mode' => '4', 'comment_default_order' => '1', 'comment_default_per_page' => '50', 'comment_controls' => '3', 'comment_anonymous' => '0', 'comment_subject_field' => '1', 'comment_preview' => '1', 'comment_form_location' => '0', );

Again, thanks for helping me out with this. -Steve

Hi Mark,

Sorry to be a pain! I just emailed you our test site address via email, I didn't feel comfortable posting in here because it's a test site. Maybe we have something set wrong, or maybe there is a module conflict of some sort - but I don't know how to set the $page variable even if I wanted to do it. We don't do anything with teasers on our site, unless something is going on that I totally don't know about. Are there any general Drupal settings or any Galleria settings or module conflicts that might cause this?

I appreciate all your follow-up on this, as well as your making the module in the first place.

-Steve

Update

I corresponded with Mark via email a little, and he helped me troubleshoot to find the problem. It looks like there is a conflict with another module I'm using called "Meta Tags" (also known as "Node Words"). If I disable this other module, the Galleria error message goes away. As soon as a enable the Meta Tags module, the error message comes back.

http://drupal.org/project/nodewords

Mark's going to check into whether Meta Tags or Galleria is doing something wrong, and I'm sure he'll post here when he has a solution or at least a better understanding.

I just tested workaround #1 - using the metatags. And that seems to work fine. The metatags module adds 2 fields to the node, tags and description. Leaving those fields blank seems to prompt Galleria to show the error message. Oddly, actually adding tags doesn't help, it seems like only adding a description will get rid of the error message. But, it seems reasonable if I want to have the Meta Tags modules turned on then I should actually use it for my Galleria pages. Great detective work. Thanks!!!!