Change Video Source using Buttons

Question

So I've run into some trouble in a larger project so I decided to troubleshoot but creating a smaller project and am still running into issues. Here's the situation. I want to have two buttons (button01 and button02) and one video object (generic_video). Click one button, and the source of the video changes to let's say a local video, somevideo.mp4. Click button02 and the video source changes to someothervideo.mp4. I have the buttons set up and named and a singular video component. My code would look like:

this.Button01.addEventListener("click", fl_MouseClickHandler.bind(this));

function fl_MouseClickHandler()

{

var videoURL = "c:/images-tv.adobe.com/somevideo.mp4";

this.generic_video.on("added", function() {

$("#generic_video")[0].src=videoURL;

}, this, true);

}

and

this.Button02.addEventListener("click", fl_MouseClickHandler.bind(this));

function fl_MouseClickHandler()

{

var videoURL = "c:/images-tv.adobe.com/someothervideo.mp4";

this.generic_video.on("added", function() {

$("#generic_video")[0].src=videoURL;

}, this, true);

}

Except, this doesn't work. At all. I run a test and the video box stays empty with nothing in it. No source.

JoãoCésar17023019 · Accepted Answer

Hi. This works for me:  function changeVideoSource(){document.getElementById("yourVideo").src="video.mp4";}this.yourButton.on("click", changeVideoSource);  Make sure you have permisssions to load the video from the folder where it is. I would just place the video in the same folder as the index.html and use a simple relative path. Regards,JC

kglad · Answer

the first error i see is duplicate function names.then all the "added" code should be removed.  it's too late for that.

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