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General Discussion Adding MediaElement.js

Timis Alin
Timis Alin
5,733 Points
Posted by Timis Alin
Timis Alin
5,733 Points

I do not know how often you update the courses. But it's not possible to watch a video from I do not know what years.

on http://www.mediaelementjs.com/ in the downloaded archive there is no jQuery.js where to get it. It's a little bit noisy considering I pay for something and I see some wrong information

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

The best place to download jQuery is probably directly from the source (at jQuery.com).

1 Answer

Eduard Edwin
Eduard Edwin
14,569 Points
Eduard Edwin
Eduard Edwin
14,569 Points

Hi Timis. I know and understand how you feel. It's frustrating to watch an outdated video like this one, and not having the content inside it updated.

However, in the Teacher's Notes section for this video, you can find the updated information related to how to get the latest jQuery version. You can go to the link as mentioned in the notes, copy the script of the latest version of jQuery (the minified version), and paste it inside index.html. The rest of the components (the mediaelement js and CSS file) are still available in the build folder.