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A lot of suggestions here work if you want your alteration to be theme-based, but if you want this to come from a module, using a block region, page template or page prepocess won't cut it, because you're tying the alteration to the theme. From a modular standpoint, the following options are best: hook_footer() -- <a href="http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_footer/6" rel="noreferrer">http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_footer/6</a> :: my_module_footer() should return a string of HTML, which can even be javascript. E.g. <pre><code>function my_module_footer(){ return "<script type='text/javascript'>//your script</script>" } </code></pre> You can use drupal $_GET['q'] to get the page URL and have that return be conditional for the page URL. Otherwise, I sometimes use $GLOBALS["_add_my_footer"] as a boolean, and set it at various points in the module, then in hook_footer(), see if it is true. <hr> drupal_add_js -- api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes--common.inc/function/drupal_add_js/6 :: You can use this to add javascript to the footer by setting the $scope parameter to "footer" -- e.g. <pre><code>function my_module_init(){ $script = "your script "; // notice no <script> tags drupal_add_js($script, 'inline', 'footer'); // you can also use this function to grab a .js file } </code></pre> <hr> Note that I put that drupal_add_js into hook_init() -- I did that because if you don't, the script could get lost when using Drupal's aggressive caching feature. Unfortunately, there is no $scope parameter for drupal_add_css
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