johniswellace

Thank you so much for the offer of a free premium version of the plugin. Your generosity means a lot. I’m volunteering to build an events management system for a wheelchair sports charity called Choice: https://www.choice-international.com/project/uk

They wanted me to pass on a big thank you and to say that your generosity will really help them to help a lot of people with disabilities both in the UK and other countries too.

Hi @adjunkten,

Not sure about jitsi.org, but if it’s just a case of providing a URL then yeah it will work.

The reason i’m getting in touch is because i’ve just updated my github username. It’s now available here:

https://github.com/up-n-running/Zoom-Integration-for-Events-Manager-Wordpress-Plugin

I’ve also made many enhancements to plugin loads more placeholders for managing page content nicely, reCaptcha integration: (v2, v2 Invisible and V3) which i hope to upload to github soon. Let me know if anyone wants this i’ll talk you through it – dont have time to create a massive readme file for new version at present ?? ??

Stay safe, John.

Hi @adjunkten , should work, let me know if you keep having problems

HOLD ON A MINUTE:

Is this what you were looking for @adjunkten…

Events –> Settings –> Formatting –> Single Event Page –> Single event page format

{is_zoom_event_and_user_has_a_confirmed_booking}
[zoom_api_link meeting_id="#_ZOOMURL" link_only="no"]
{/is_zoom_event_and_user_has_a_confirmed_booking}

Works for me ??

Obviously you have to enter the meeting shortcode in my ‘Zoom Link’ field instead of the Zoom URL, but then it just works.

@adjunkten

Here it is, just download, install and use – no settings to configure.

https://github.com/johniswellace/Zoom-Integration-for-Events-Manager-Wordpress-Plugin

It’s all open source, all i ask is:

• You tell me your experience of installing and using
• Feed back bugs / Feature Requests
• If you can, please contribute

When you do feed back please let me know if it’s Multisite, What Language you’re using? Are you using the front end ‘submit your won event form’? And anything else you think i might find useful.

Hi @adjunkten,

Yeah my event-level conditional placeholders for {is_logged_in} and {user_has_a_confirmed_booking} are working great.

But you’re right we need to check a third condition: {is_zoom_event}. (on the site i’m developing all the events are zoom events so i wont use it but you will).

In Events Manager you can’t nest these placeholders.
I.E. you cant do this:

 <!-- you cant do this because you cant nest conditionals -->
{is_zoom_event}
  {has_at_least_one_confirmed_booking}
    <p> Your Zoom Link is: #_ZOOMURL </p>
  {/has_at_least_one_confirmed_booking}
{/is_zoom_event}

So i’ll create an additional all-in-one conditional:

 <!-- This will work -->
{is_zoom_event_and_user_has_confirmed_booking}
    <p> Your Zoom Link is: #_ZOOMURL </p>
{/is_zoom_event_and_user_has_confirmed_booking}

Which you can use on the events page. You can then add a link to the event page in your confirmation email ??

I’ll upload the plugin to my public github (probably Monday) and you can grab it from there.

Disclaimers for anyone that wants to use it / help test it

• It’s only in english at present
• I haven’t tested it on a multi-site install yet

Other than that it’s working pretty well ??

@rcarmichael if you’re interested!

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I’m working on a 3rd party plugin to work alongside the Free EM plugin that lets you do exactly this.

At the moment it doesn’t integrate with Zoom API and the plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/video-conferencing-with-zoom-api/) but i hope to have that working soon.

What it does do though is let you manage the zoom-url for each event on the event admin screen and recurring event screens (like a custom field) but in an elegant way (like a setting for ‘if you edit a recurring event then please don’t override the zoom links of all the child recurrence events as each event has its own link’)

It also adds a few new placeholders you can use in your events listing page and your confirmation email to give the link to the users only once their booking is confirmed…

So on the events page you can do something like this:
{is_logged_out}
<p>Please login to access your Zoom Link</p>
{/is_logged_out}
{has_at_least_one_confirmed_booking}
<p> Your Zoom Link is: #_ZOOMURL
{/has_at_least_one_confirmed_booking}

And similar in your confirmation email.

I dont mind sharing it for free as these are unique times. Anyone want to help me test it then we can get it rolled out and help people onlinify their services and help people stay indoors and flatten the curve?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by johniswellace. Reason: spelling