a simple question what would be a function to activate a plugins js only on 2 different pages.

I have a lightbox working on page 1. and page 2. i dont need it on the rest of them.

This code gives the chance to activate it only on one.

add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘my_deregister_javascript’, 100 );

function my_deregister_javascript() {
if ( !is_page(‘Contact’) ) {
wp_deregister_script( ‘contact-form-7′ );
}
}

Thx for your help
k..

At this stage if I had a plugin that offered me no choice I’d not use it, or use your idea if needed. My point was that if it’s a few pages an array is all good but if you have loads of pages perhaps a custom header would be a better solution.

I have around 50+ pages I’d have to add to this array and these pages would all appear in my source for every page on my site and is not very good for SEO is it?

Although a custom header is arguably more coding work it is better in my opinion as it keeps things cleaner and leaves the non-JS pages free of a massive array which search engines would have to navigate through on every page, before they get to actual page content. Effectively on the custom header pages we still only have a couple/three/four ‘link rel=’ statements as opposed to a list of 50+ pages in my case.

What do you think?