"Failed to execute 'postMessage'" error from Froogaloop via AngularJS directive
I recommend to execute the code in the onLoad event from <iframe>. Then you are ensured that the code will execute when iframe is ready for receiving messages.
There are plenty ways to do it:
- You can use jQuery if you already have it in your project:
$('iframe').load(callback)or - write an EventListener:
iframe_element.addEventListener('load', callback)or - use plain onload callback:
iframe_element.onload = callback.
Where callback is the method which uses Froogaloop.
But you have to know that some of those solutions might have some drawbacks on some old/MS browsers browsers.
For me it looks like angularjs triggers Player API before actually rendering the iframe on the page. At least if I postpone scope.$watch it works fine:
$timeout(function() { scope.$watch('controlBoolean', function() {/* your code goes here */});});