As a student, I’ve been given a meeting ID and passcode to be used recurrently. I would like to create a URL to bookmark so that I can open the meeting in the Zoom desktop client. As others have complained (How to generate "join" URL given ID and password?), this doesn’t seem to be supported, and one has to manually enter the meeting information. A straightforward protocol to handle ...
Hello Zoom Community, I’m trying to create a secure course platform where only paid students can join my Zoom meetings. I’ve got most of my requirements working but facing one critical issue: My Current Setup: { topic: `System(workshop) - ${workshop.workshop_title}`, type: 2, // Scheduled meeting start_time: "2027-12-31T23:59:59Z", // Far future date for permanent link duration: 60 ...
I have found nothing helpful by Web searching. 1 Like Getting a Zoom URL from a meeting ID and passcode How to create a zoom join meeting URL as a third party attendee who has been granted both the meeting URL and the password bdeanindy (Ben Dean) April 18, 2020, 9:53pm 2
Hey, is this still up to date? We are switching from jitsi to zoom and have a automated script, that generates meeting links to be sent by mail. In jitsi its ver simple, the link/the meeting does not need to be regstered on the server side (means i just generate a link like https://meet.jit.si/XYZ123 and it works). The script is running under an php-cli on a windows machine. I found many ...
Yes, qr codes for meeting invites will be good. Other users already write simple howto it can be done with invite link: How to Create a QR Code for Zoom Meetings - QRStuff.com
I would like to generate an invite link that our authenticated users can click to open their own Zoom application and join the meeting. The password is baked into the invite link you can see when you create a meeting, is it possible to build out a more bespoke invite which would include other parameters such as Username and/or Email - these are the things that included when generating the ...
For users underneath the same Zoom account, you can use several of our app types (OAuth, Server-to-Server OAuth, JWT) to use the app credentials and make requests to the Zoom API via the Create a Meeting endpoint you referenced to programmatically create meetings. Please note that the JWT App Type is being deprecated so I did not even link it.
I came to this popular thread from a google search (as did many others) and wanted to create a new discussion about this since Zoom support closed that thread without any solution or even seemingly clearly understanding the problem we are facing as users. Here is my use case. I have a four year old who has several different Zoom classes with URLs that change somewhat frequently. Despite the ...
We use the following API to create meetings for fitness classes: Zoom Meeting API I am looking for more information on how we can make the meeting more secure as today many students will share the links with their friends. Description We have created a Zoom solution that allows our customers (fitness businesses) to create virtual classes. These fitness businesses will have their students ...
