Hi Rikard,
thanks for your support! Yes, yesterday night suddenly it looped again (stangin AND live), i have no idea why. Btw, the black screen was the last image of the video, so, the problem was, that it just did not loop. So, anyway, i have not changed anything at the system since yesterday. No update, no pluings, no nothing. Do you have any idea, what could have been happen?
Could this be a temporarily youtube problem? My customer is a bit worried, because i could not tell him the exact error source (i am a dev by the way).
Well, now it loops on all browsers like it should and like all the time before.
best regards
b

ok, i created a testcase and i finally found the error.

change the code in avia.js to the following (line 736 ff):

if(scroll_to_el.length)
				{
					//firefox most of the time does ignore the offset of the fixed header
					var jumpAccomplished = false;
					
					the_win.on('scroll.avia_first_scroll', function()
					{	
						jumpAccomplished = true;
						setTimeout(function(){ //small delay so other scripts can perform necessary resizing
							if(sticky_sub.length && scroll_to_el.offset().top > sticky_sub.offset().top) { modifier = sticky_sub.outerHeight() - 3; }
							the_win.off('scroll.avia_first_scroll').scrollTop( scroll_to_el.offset().top - fixedMainPadding - modifier );
							
						},10); 
				    });
					// firefox igrnored the offset... 62 is the height of the fixed header. fit to your needs.we do the scrolling by ourselfes.
					if(!jumpAccomplished){
						$('html, body').animate({scrollTop: $(hash).offset().top -62 }, 'slow');
					}
			    }

should be self explaining.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by spielprinzip.