You need to include more of the base YUI stuff. DragDrop.js and maybe others if there are more dependencies. Or, I think you could just include their utilities.js which has more than yahoo-dom-event.js
You need to include more of the base YUI stuff. DragDrop.js and maybe others if there are more dependencies. Or, I think you could just include their utilities.js which has more than yahoo-dom-event.js
Drop drop is used for column resizing.
I have still been having some trouble with this problem.
I have done a search for SSL_SECURE_URL and tried quite a few things found in the forum and I still am encountering the same problem.
I have upgraded my YUI to 0.12.2 and are using YUI-EXT 0.33 and IE 6 on XP SP2.
Here is a some code that causes the problem, maybe this might help:
YAHOO.ext.EventManager.ieDeferSrc = 'javascript:false';
YAHOO.ext.SSL_SECURE_URL= 'javascript:false';
YAHOO.ext.EventManager.onDocumentReady(dsy.common.init);
If I use: YAHOO.ext.EventManager.on(window, 'load', dsy.common.init);
everything works fine.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.![]()
JT -
I had this same problem and found that using 'javascript:false' would not resolve my problem. However, seems some other people have had success with this method. What I ended up doing was creating a 0 byte 'blank.file' placing it in my javascripts directory and following these directions:
http://yui-ext.com/manual/faq#how_ca...n_secure_pages
like so:
YAHOO.ext.SSL_SECURE_URL = '/javascripts/blank.file';
Aaron