madebydaniel

After some more research, I came across this:

$('audio').on('play', function(){
        console.log("play");
   });

from:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25735936/wordpress-how-to-get-events-from-the-default-audio-player

You can then console the array and dive in:

$('audio').on('play', function(){
    var file = $(this);
    console.log(file);
});

Then you can try pulling out what you need like so:

$('audio').on('play', function(){
    var file = $(this)[0][currentSrc];
    console.log(file);
});

I’m sure there are better ways, but this is the best I’ve came up with so far.

I have the exact same question/issue.

I also had this problem. After inspecting my source and doing a little hunting, I think I may have discovered the cause, at least mine.

I am using my own theme, but this was my first time introducing the yoast plugin. I suspect many themes that generate the “read more” text may have this issue.

I have a function within my functions.php file generating og properties. The og:description property was set as content="'. the_excerpt(); .'".. that was generating the “read more” copy in the header.

For some reason when activating the seo plugin, this causes this line to fail. However, the yoast plugin also generates og properties and will cause these to be doubled in your head, or most likely one in the head and one outside of the head.

If you’re using the yoast plugin, and your theme is generating it’s own og properites I’d try disabling any og function all together, most likely named insert_fb_in_head() {…