//First get the iframe URL var url = jQuery('#YourIFrameID').attr('src'); //Then assign the src to null, this then stops the video been playing jQuery('#YourIFrameID').attr('src', ''); // Finally you reasign the URL back to your iframe, so when you hide and load it again you still have the link jQuery('#YourIFrameID').attr('src', url);
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jQuery- Stop YouTube video within iFrame on external Button click
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