Grails-YUI Plugin 2.6.0 & Grails-Bubbling Plugin

I have updated the Grails-YUI plugin (with Marcel’s permission) to use the latest version of the YUI library: 2.6.0.

YUI 2.6.0 is NOT backward compatible with YUI 2.5.2. Do not expect to upgrade and for everything to just work. In 2.5.2, some of the important components like Rich Text Editor and Data Table were still in beta. I had problems with my applications that were using these components.

This update only points the YUI plugin to the new version’s source code. Functionally, there is no change to the plugin’s tags or installation procedure.

I have also created a plugin that incorporates the Bubbling Library YUI extension in the same manner in which the YUI plugin wraps up the YUI JavaScript library. It contains tags to easily include the CSS and JavaScript files included in the Bubbling Library. The Bubbling Plugin depends on the YUI plugin (will work with versions 2.5.2 and higher) for it’s YUI dependencies.

To install these plugins:

grails install-plugin yui
grails install-plugin bubbling

Of course if you want to keep the previous YUI Plugin installation, you should change your build script to install the plugin with explicit version:

grails install-plugin yui 2.5.2
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3 Comments

  1. Posted October 28, 2008 at 12:46 pm | Permalink

    I see it doesn’t contain the patch I sent Marcel to allow one to use the “hosted” versions direct from Yahoo!’s servers. If you want it - let me know.

    nic

  2. Posted October 28, 2008 at 12:50 pm | Permalink

    I noticed that JIRA issue. I’m going to let Marcel deal with that. He can install it if he thinks it is the right thing for his plugin. I really just updated the plugin for my own evil reasons. I don’t plan on maintaining it.

  3. Posted November 1, 2008 at 1:14 pm | Permalink

    In case you hadn’t figured it out, the only reason I was bothering with these plugins was for GrailsUI.

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