Javascript to replace IMG with YouTube video - Autoplay not working as it should?

Try to wrap your JS code with $(function(){ /* CODE */ } IF it doesn't help just try something different and don't waste your time :) : div id="youtube" style="display:none;"> $(function(){ $('#imageID'). Click(function() { $('#youtube').show(). Find("iframe").

Attr("src","youtube.com/embed/kr-oMG6EYSs?rel=0&show...); $('#imageID').hide(); }); }).

Try to wrap your JS code with $(function(){ /* CODE */ } IF it doesn't help just try something different and don't waste your time :).

The embed source is configured to autoplay, hiding the container div does nothing (at least in theory, probably browsers different than Chrome do not permit the iframe to execute). The solution is to remove completely the iframe from the page, and appending it to the page inside the container when you need it. Var yt = $('#youtube'); // If you cant store the html directly var ythtml = yt.html(); yt.hide().children().remove(); // load iframe once needed $('#imageID').

Click(function(){ $(this).hide(); yt. Html(ythtml).show(); }); Of course there is a real solution: using YT's APIs.

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