In normal cases, go for keyup:
$(document).keyup(function(e){
console.log(e.which);
});Reasons:
keydown keeps firing when user holds the keys down, while keypress and keyup fire only once.keypress doesn’t detect special keys (e.g. SHIFT), keydown and keyup do.
I spent 1.5 hours deleting code and comparing and found that JavaScript initiated events just can’t get the video going. One all-mighty Googling [1][2] revealed that, “embedded media cannot be played automatically in Safari on iOS – the user always initiates playback.” Damn.
It looks like a dead end. But wait. How did videojs-youtube managed it?
The thing is, for security reasons, fullscreen could only be triggered by mouse and keyboard events. Trying it out in console alone would be vain.
Where I stumbled:
Q: What is a working THREE page composed of?
THREE things:
What are the differences: