When I activate the script, the admin bar is not showing anymore. I see it in the list of scripts, put no exclusion… but seems not laded properly
Agnes
I have set up the plugin and defined some logic for the script and stylesheet of Contact Form 7 (version 4.4.2) to work only on certain pages
is_single(array(1719,3243,793,1984,1986,1987,1990,1996,2003,2432,2431,2007,2006,2008,1992,2680,1995,3295))
Unfortunately, I get strange results. Styleseheet is changed (no more red on errors) and error messages appear twice. I don’t see something wrong with the above “logoic” (?), so I wonder if there is a conflict.
For now I removed that logic rule and it looks fine. Too bad yet…
]]>Hi, the plugin is great ??
It let me desactivate a couple of CSS and scripots that are useless excelpt on few pages
When I login to WP admin, I get this
Warning: Creating default object from empty value in (…)/wp-content/plugins/script-logic/script-logic.php on line 181
Do’es it need an update?
]]>Do you plan on updating this plugin or do you have an alternative plugin that should be used…
thanks… ??
]]>It’s possible to reset or delet current setting?? because the plugin saved the script dosen’t use anymore and when i try to disabled he active all script with 404 error for script dosen’t exit. Help thanks
]]>Hello,
Wonderful plugin, been looking for something like this for a very long time. The only problem I have is that it only picks up about 30% of the scripts actually ran on my site. How do I make the others appear?
]]>I think I’m going to like this plugin! I’ve tried to use plugin organizer, but I find it a bit too complicated for taste.
I have a couple quick questions. Is it possible to use fuzzy or partial matching? If so what pattern would I use to generate the rule. I’m not a programmer, I can follow the WordPress Codex reasonably well, but a couple concrete examples would be very appreciated!
When I want to prevent script x from loading on this page:
and on any of it’s children:
Assuming the id of the page in question is 101, is this how I would write it?is_page( 'page' ) || '101' == $post->post_parent (code taken from is_page of the wp codex.
Also, sometimes a plugin can interfere with another plugin’s admin page. Any tips on disabling certain plugins on certain pages in the backend?
Thanks for your time!
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