Hi Julaj,

I decided to try to handle the task using events in js.
– I check for a specific cookie on “resume” event. If cookie does not exists – I’d like to pause a video and show a Terms and Conditions popup.
– when user agrees with terms and conditions (form submit) – I handle a “submit” event to store a cookie and resume (play) the video.

Here is the example:
var force_to_stop = false;
var paused = false;

api.bind(‘resume’, function(e,api) {

// get cookie
var cookie = $.pm_cookie(‘xxx-yyy’);

// if no cookie – pause and show popup
if (!cookie){

// set the flag to use for the ‘progress’ event
force_to_stop = true;

// try to pause a video
api.pause();

// show popup
{ call method to show popup}
}
});

api.bind(‘progress’, function(e,api,time) {

if( !paused && force_to_stop ) {

// pause video
api.pause();

// set flag
paused = true;
}
});

Here are a few questions:
– how to pause a video correctly? Seems like calling api.pause() does not pause the video on ‘load’, ‘ready’, ‘resume’ events. I’m able to stop a single video on ‘progress’ when use a flag (force_to_stop).
– what is the correct way to pause a video in the playlist? The code above does not work for a playlist item played (on click initially) until it’s paused and resumed again.

Thank you
Andrei