Do Drupal and YUI play well together? -

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We are putting a website for a customer and their IT team asks us to use Dupl and UI together can do.

We have not used both products before, but we have no reason why we should not use them. We have heard good things for both, the only concern is that we have real integration , Because Drupal is a CMS and YUI is a framework.

Can you throw all the tips?

I have a drop of 6 sites and the UI works together. Two Drupal modules that handle integration: 

  http://drupal.org/project/yui http://drupal.org/project/yui_editor
< P> I have used YUI only for rich text editor, nothing else but editor is very good. All normal formatting, plus image handling is very cool.

The only thing I found was getting it to work with a local copy of UII. You have the option to use Hosted-YUI or Local-YUI with Hosted-YUI, just give it to the URL where Yahoo is hosting it. Local- With YUI, you can install YUI on your server. For my site, on my company intranet, I wanted a local version so we were not always reaching Yahoo. You must specify the file path where your local version of YUI is located correctly or it does not work. And the file path was a little intuitive (or un-drupal) from memory. Unfortunately I can not reach here to remind the site of the exact problem here.

In short, go for it.


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