play()

The play() function is used to start or resume video playback in the FacePop player.

Syntax

Answerly.FacePop.play();

This function doesn't accept any parameters and doesn't return any value.

Example Usage

Basic Usage

// Play the video
Answerly.FacePop.play();

Using with Event Listeners

// Play video when a button is clicked
document.getElementById('playButton').addEventListener('click', function() {
  Answerly.FacePop.play();
});

Using in Callback Functions

// Play video after the SDK has been loaded
window.addEventListener('FacePop:Loaded', function() {
  // Start playing the video automatically
  Answerly.FacePop.play();
});

Notes

• This function starts or resumes video playback depending on the current state of the video.
• If the video is already playing, calling this function will have no effect.
• When the video starts playing, the FacePop:Play event is fired, which you can listen to.
• On some browsers, videos will not autoplay without user interaction due to browser policies. In such cases, you may need to call play() in response to a user action like a click.