meshery.io: Youtube video does not stop after modal has been closed.

Description We have a youtube video embedded in a modal on this page. We can see the modal and hence youtube video after clicking on the button find video and slides here. When we start the video and then close the modal either by clicking outside or by clicking on the close symbol on the top right the video does not stop and keeps going.

Expected Behavior The video should stop after we close the modal.

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About this issue

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State: closed
Created 3 years ago
Comments: 48 (33 by maintainers)

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Thanks @Susmita-Dey, for the update. But please have a look at the docs.meshery.io, you could directly install those required software in windows to solve more issues in the future.

I’ll try to solve issues in the near future after learning JavaScript properly.

Hi @Susmita-Dey Imposter syndrome can be the biggest challenge even after learning something. You can refer to https://www.w3schools.com and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ for documentation.

RajGM on Feb 7, 2022

Thanks @Susmita-Dey, for the update. But please have a look at the docs.meshery.io, you could directly install those required software in windows to solve more issues in the future.

I’ll try to solve issues in the near future after learning JavaScript properly.

Susmita-Dey on Feb 7, 2022

That’s for the docs.meshery.io @shubham-tyagi, make site isn’t working because make isn’t installed

warunicorn19 on Feb 7, 2022

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WSL doesn’t work on my desktop. You carry on with this issue.

Susmita-Dey on Feb 6, 2022

Also you could try a hacky technique, in the gemfile change the gem version to whatever your local version is. Then run bundle install > bundle exec jekyll serve . Before making the commit just revert back the change or dont add the gemfile to your commit. (This works only sometimes though, worth a try)

warunicorn19 on Feb 6, 2022

Hi @shubham-tyagi Yeah I can look into other beginners issue alongside helping @Susmita-Dey.

RajGM on Jan 22, 2022

@Susmita-Dey You need to have ruby version 2.7.0. You can do that using anything like rvm, rbenv, etc. You just need to have any ruby version manager.

shubham-tyagi on Jan 22, 2022

Hi Can I look into the issue as well? I am new to open source, so it would be good beginning point for me.

RajGM on Jan 21, 2022

Before 25th of the month

Reedham20 on Dec 17, 2021