If you embed a video to a Popup Maker popup using Popup Maker Lite (free version), you need an extra step. You’ll need to make sure the audio stops playing when you close the popup.
The following custom code examples show you how to stop your YouTube, Vimeo, and HTML5 video playing when your video popup closes.
Avoid the hassle of custom code.
YouTube (no other query parameters in the src URL)
jQuery('#pum-123')
.on('pumBeforeClose', function () {
var $iframe = jQuery('iframe', jQuery(this)),
src = $iframe.prop('src');
$iframe.prop('src', '').prop('src', src.replace('?autoplay=1', ''));
});
View the source on GitHub.
YouTube (if already other query parameters in the src URL)
Follow this next YouTube code sample if you added the autoplay and mute parameters to the embed src URL like this.
src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/s-OoG1aGYO0?start=1&autoplay=1&mute=1"
jQuery('#pum-123')
.on('pumBeforeClose', function () {
var $iframe = jQuery('iframe', jQuery(this)),
src = $iframe.prop('src');
$iframe.prop('src', '').prop('src', src.replace('&autoplay=1&mute=1', '')); // Remove the appended query parameters. Remove mute too if you added it before for Chrome.
});
The code sample above removes the autoplay and mute query parameters from the existing query parameter list of the src URL.
Here’s what the src URL would look like after the jQuery code runs.
src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/s-OoG1aGYO0?start=1"
Vimeo
jQuery('#pum-123')
.on('pumBeforeClose', function () {
var $iframe = jQuery('iframe', jQuery(this)),
src = $iframe.prop('src');
$iframe.prop('src', '').prop('src', src.replace('&autoplay=1', ''));
});
View the source on GitHub.
HTML5
jQuery('#pum-123')
.on('pumBeforeClose', function () {
var $video = jQuery('video', jQuery(this));
$video[0].pause();
});
View the source on GitHub.