Playlist operations not recognized as functions

Edward Huang

May 29, 2022 20:01 Edited

Hi! I'm trying to use the currentIndex() function for a playlist but it does not recognize the function. I am using it in the below way (assume playlist and playlistOptions are defined). Am I using it in the wrong way since I don't see how else we would use the currentIndex() function.

var vplayer = cloudinary.videoPlayer('doc-player', {

playlistWidget: {

direction:'horizontal',

total:2

},

showJumpControls:true,

showLogo:false,

secure:true

});

vplayer.playlist(playlist, playlistOptions).currentIndex(0);

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  Piotr Niebylski

  May 30, 2022 10:25 Edited

  Hello Edward,

  Thank you for your question.

   

  To be able to access currentIndex() method you need to access it on a returned object like so:

  var vplayer = cloudinary.videoPlayer('doc-player', {

      playlistWidget: {

          direction:'horizontal',

          total:2

      },

      showJumpControls:true,

      showLogo:false,

      secure:true

  });

  vplayer.playlist(playlist, playlistOptions)

  vplayer.playlist().currentIndex(0);

  So in this example playlist method does not have any vars specified and then it will accept any underlying methods.

  All supported methods for a playlist object can be found here.

   

  Best regards,

  Piotr.

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