<Audio> Play next song

Question

I recently saw a question that asked how we could play the next song once it has stopped, and after doing research I found an idea on what should or could happen, but as a good old saying says:

Once a question has been answered new questions arrises.

I am receiving a typeError in JS on line 5 and I believe that it is from the Array that I've set. I would like to know if the links that I've set in the array could cause the problem?

https://code.sololearn.com/WGej0A40n3tA/?ref=app

Answer 1

1. You're using jQuery and Pure JS in the same document making different things, to make it very simple... conflict.

2. The addEventListener take an event and a callback as mandatory parameters, the callback should be written without the parenthesis, so... use:

audio.addEventListener("ended",Switch);

... rather than:

audio.addEventListener("ended",Switch());

3. The "onload" events are your friends.

I re-wrote the code in pure JS, not big differences and this should solve your problem (maybe), i'm pretty busy at the moment and in addition for magic reasons i can't access to my notification panel and see if you'll answer here, so... sorry from now if i won't answer anymore in this thread. :3

Take this as a reference:
https://code.sololearn.com/WLjhCwWsF8fc/?ref=app

Answer 2

You can also use this

audio.addEventListener("ended", function() {
// callback function here
});

this way you can preserve some line of the code also without getting confused that whether to use "Switch()" or simply "Switch" as the callback parameter of the addEventListener method

Answer 3

lol, works meow

Answer 4

line 5 cannot read indexOf of undefined...

@Limitless
it don't work yet? Aww

Answer 5

did u put it on a different code? I still get same errors

Answer 6

Thanks Maz, you're a true Angel!

Answer 7

Thanks to Maz's help, I've learned out of these mistakes @Russel Reeder
But it's working now, thanks :)

Answer 8

Oh I forgot to update it 😂