Enable time query param in embed URL #858
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Enables deep-linking to specific times in an embedded video by adding checkUrlTimeParam method to embed setup. This method looks for a time query parameter in the URL of an embedded video, and then sets the player's current time based on that parameter. The query parameter is formatted as
vimeo_t_[video_id]=[time_in_seconds].So if page example.com embeds a video with ID
12345, and a user navigates tohttp://example.com?vimeo_t_12345=30, the video will load on example.com, and the playhead will be at 30 seconds.