• Resolved Paul Thomson

    (@pthomson87)


    Hello,

    Firstly congrats on providing such an excellent plugin.

    I was wondering whether it is possible to exclude certain Javascripts from loading within the plugin? This would be an excellent feature and one that I’m sure would appeal to many other people.

    If this can be done, can you please let me know how?

    If not, do you plan on implementing such a feature on future releases?

    Regards,

    Paul

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/asynchronous-javascript/

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  • You can edit the head.js file of your blog because that is the javascript file that loads javascripts asychronously.
    But, make a backup of website before attempting this.

    Plugin Author Paris Holley

    (@parisholley)

    Sure thing, I have started an issue here:

    https://github.com/parisholley/wordpress-asynchronous-javascript/issues/3

    I may get the itch to do it tonight, otherwise this weekend…

    Plugin Author Paris Holley

    (@parisholley)

    this feature is now in 1.3.0

    Thread Starter Paul Thomson

    (@pthomson87)

    Hello Paris!

    Wow! Thanks so much for taking on board my suggestion and implementing it into the next release.

    When do you expect version 1.3.0 will be available via the WordPress Plugin repository?

    Regards,

    Paul

    Plugin Author Paris Holley

    (@parisholley)

    It is therenow

    Hi, great plugin, but it is unclear to me how to exclude specific files. I tried this below on line 125 but cannot get the syntax right. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.

    function filter_headjs(){
    $options = get_option(‘asyncjs’);
    $names = split(‘,’, $options[‘exclude_name’]);
    $files = split(“jwplayer.js,jquery.flexslider.js,jquery.ui.totop.min.js,custom.js,swfobject.js” $options[‘exclude_js’]);

    Thread Starter Paul Thomson

    (@pthomson87)

    buddahtunes,

    upgrade plugin to latest release, go into the plugin settings in wp-admin and add either the plugin name or javascript file… all pretty self explanatory. I can confirm working correctly, thanks to Paris!

    remove the code you posted it’s not needed.

    Paul

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