jPlayer Jukebox add-on: Yahoo! Media Player replacement

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1. Hello! Thank you very much for yor work!
   I have a question: how can i determine the “ended” event? The event of ending of track or playlist?
   Thanks!

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   1. Please see $.jPlayer.event.ended event.

      For example:

      var jpjb = new jPlayerJukebox({
         'ended': function(e){ 
            // Handle ended event
         }
      });
      

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      1. Thanks!
         I thought so too, but even this simple code doesn’t alert:

         
         var jpjb = new jPlayerJukebox({
            'ended': function(e){ 
               alert();
            }
         })
         

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         1. I think I understand now. I reviewed the code and I see that I disabled ended event handler internally.

            Use the following workaround until I see if I can avoid disabling ended event, see this example.

            // Initialize jPlayerJukebox
            var jpjb = new jPlayerJukebox();
               
            $('#jplayer_jukebox_player').on($.jPlayer.event.ended, function(){
               console.log('tada');  
            });
            

            Удачи!

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            1. Thank you! It works! ) Спасибо!

               And one more question: jukebox dont support “m4a” files by default?
               Or may be I’m doing something wrong?

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               1. Oh, it works with:

                  
                  *.add({
                     mp3: "https://www.geolyrics.ru/images/audio/mgzavrebi/tu_gamova_mze.m4a"
                  });
                  

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2. Doesn’t work from https and playing music files from http

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   1. It’s not an issue with the jPlayer and the jPlayer Jukebox add-on. It’s a feature of the browser preventing disclosure of sensitive content, see Mixed content for more information.

      Reply

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