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HTML5 Video go back to first frame when it ends?

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  • B Offline
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    baferti
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    Hey! I'm trying to get my videos to go back to their first frame when they reach the end. After searching on multiple forums on the internet, the solution seems to be a jQuery code with a custom tag in the HTML. But how can I add the code in the video tag with laytheme? Is there a solution?

    Here's the link to the forum with the solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8132890/make-html5-video-go-to-first-frame-when-it-ends

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      Richard
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      Dear @baferti

      I assume this is not for a Looping effect? The following solution worked for me:

      https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8132890/make-html5-video-go-to-first-frame-when-it-ends

      The <video> element must be targeted in the code below. Here getElementById looks for the element with the id "video" (i have added it myself for testing) Screen Shot 2021-10-21 at 2.40.34 PM.png

      var video = document.getElementById('video')
      
      // When the 'ended' event fires
      video.addEventListener('ended', function(){
        // Reset the video to 0
        video.currentTime = 0;
        // And pause ready for
        video.pause();
      });
      

      Video is set back to 0:00 timing. Getting it to work with your particular design will be up to you, but i hope this helps!


      Best wishes & have a wonderful day šŸ–
      Richard
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