Re: [YouTube-API] Re: IFrame API in IE 8/9

On Mon, 2012-06-04 at 03:26 -0700, Aicke Schulz wrote:
> What I want to have is a simple solution to close and stop the video,
> without using the JavaScript Player API, because I do not need any
> other functionality then open+autostart and close.
> That works in any other browser, so it has to be a bug of IE9 or the
> IFrame API

It's definitely related to a bug in IE9 (I've hit it before in my own
code and reported it to Microsoft).


I don't have access to IE at the moment, but can you do something like
this:

$('closevideo').addEvent('click', function(event){
event.stop();
$('ytplayer').src = '';

setTimeout(function () {
$('video').set('html', '');
}, 100);
});

What you're trying to do is to give the document in the iframe to get a
chance to unload properly before IE removes the iframe (and the
environment it needs to unload properly along with it).

Tim

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