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I'm looking to include a few JS files (some libraries, others are custom modules with dependencies on libraries). Originally I had all JS files added through our .info file, and while I could control the order of the files manually my moving them up and down, that would result in all the JS files loading on every page.

Is it a better idea to add JS files through template.php in the template_preprocess_html function? For each JS file I can attach a group property (one of the constants of JS_Library, JS_DEFAULT, or JS_THEME) to control the ordering, and also control which pages need to load which files.

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  • Assuming your question as How to include js page specifically. Answer can be drupal_add_js() is what you are looking for. for example
    – arpitr
    Commented Sep 24, 2013 at 19:12
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    @arpitr The question is really what is the best place to add .js files that should be included on every page, but should be included in the JS_LIBRARY or JS_THEME group. It seems the 2 options are to add them to the .info file and then change their group in hook_js_alter() or to add all of them in template_preprocess_html(), which would certainly work but I'm not sure if it has drawbacks.
    – Charlie Schliesser
    Commented Sep 24, 2013 at 19:17

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You can try JS injector module which provides an UI for that

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