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I am hosting YUI3 myself, because a large portion of my site is behind SSL and I need to avoid the ie mixed-content warning.

I would like to use YUI3's 2in3 feature to bring in YUI2 modules, but I need to override the YUI2 root directory so that it looks on my servers instead of going to Yahoo's. Is there a config setting for this?

Thanks,
Gabe

Adam,
Thanks for the link. The instructions seem to be a little incomplete, though?

I cannot get this to work: , I have to specify the full path like this:

Also, non-css resources are still retrieved from yahooapis. For example If I load the datatable with a sorted filed, a request is issued to:
http://yui.yahooapis.com/2.8.0r4/build/ ... row-up.png

This appears to be hard-coded in the css. Would relative paths work?

Is it possible using YUI 2in3 2.8.1 and not 2.8.0r4 without hosting local files?
I thought the default in YUI 2in3 approach was the latest YUI2 release.

Is YUI2 Wrapper Utility (gallery-yui2) the alternative?

At the moment my code is the following:

YUI().use('node-base', 'get', 'async-queue',
'yui2-connection',
'yui2-utilities',
'yui2-datasource',
'yui2-autocomplete',
'yui2-container',
'yui2-menu',
'yui2-button',
'yui2-calendar',
'yui2-json',
'yui2-swf',
'yui2-charts',
'yui2-cookie',
'yui2-datatable',
'yui2-slider',
'yui2-tabview',
function (Y) {

YAHOO = Y.YUI2;
...


Thanks in advance,
Alberto

Adding '2in3' in the configuration object I get the following error:

YAHOO is undefined
http://localhost:8081/dev/proplus/ConPA/ConPA.js
Line 30


Regards,
Alberto

Thanks.

Now it works nice.

P.S.: your link is the following: http://caridy.github.com/examples/blog/ ... ndbox.html


Regards,
Alberto