Suppress loading of video.js javascript file on pages without video

The fix for this bug is rather simple. The calls to wp_enqueue_script() in your videojs_html5_player_enqueue_scripts() function simply need to be wrapped in a ‘has_shortcode()’ block. I have included the code for the fix below (approx line 170 of the plugin file); I recommend that you do a new release and include this fix.

global $post;
if ( isset( $post->post_content ) && has_shortcode( $post->post_content, 'videojs_video' ) ) { 
        wp_enqueue_script('videojs');
        wp_enqueue_style('videojs');
}

Hi, Thanks for the feedback. This feature has been added.

Hello ! I see that you added this feature to choose in settings if we want to Load Scripts Globally or not, which is a great idea for performance, but I’ve got an issue with that new functionnality, I load a video in my <header> section with a custom code :

print do_shortcode('[videojs_video id="homevideo" url="..."]);

The thing is that this part of the page is not saved in post->post_content datas, so my video was not loading as the script was not added because the shortcode was not founded in the code.

Could you, maybe, add a filter or action to choose in our functions.php to force adding the JS and CSS of the plugin on specific page, for exemple :

add_filter('active_videojs_assets', 'my_custom_function');
function my_custom_function() {
   if ( basename(get_page_template()) == "homepage.php" ) :
     return true;
   else : 
     return false;
   endif;
}

Something like that, so we can manually add script in specific pages of our theme.

Thank you !