Ok...after reading until my eyes are popping out from all the posts over the years on JS implementation, I'm going to stick out my neck and see if there's an answer I'm just not understanding.
Creating the ??.js and placing it in the /includes/modules/pages/{pagename}/ all makes sense, except that the "Gallery" pages I've created do not have a specific name. They are "General Document" pages, but I don't want all of the general doument pages to have the script run.

I'm running the current version of 1.3.8a on a PHP version 5.2.6. I run all of my altered scripts in /custom/ folders. "I" am the hosting company.
Everything works well, but I get an error on the pages that do not need the script, which are all pages in the site but the few "Gallery" pages because I was frustrated and 'dumped' the script in the default template.
Here's a site page example: http://www.peninsulaoutfitters.com/s...roducts_id=186

Everything works, but the IE error icon in the lower left of the browser drives me crazy.
Is there a way to put that little snippet of JavaScript (found in "view source" of any of the 3 gallery pages head) into a file as suggested through all the forum posts? I don't have a page name, and it's only the 3 pages in which the script is needed.

Now, to make things more difficult, I have another JS running the images at the top of each page. With each page reload or page change the image changes. I have some pages I want to load different sets of images. Right now, I settled for running the same images on all pages because the JS set up was too confusing. I'm sure it makes great sense to those who have accomplished or wrote the instructions. But, in both of these cases I think you'll agree it's not that simple.

Thoughts? Help?
Thanks. BTW - you all do great work.