Marcus (aka @msykes)

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Marcus

Integrate <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/" rel="ugc">Events Manager</a> with Zoom and start creating webinars and meetings directly from your WordPress dashboard, as well as displaying these in calendars and handling bookings (including payments).
Seamless integration with both Events Manager and Zoom. Install and set up, create an event, choose a Zoom Meeting/Webinar as your location type, enable bookings, and you’re good to go!
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Create Webinars and Meetings while creating an event.</li>
<li>Support for recurring events, each event has its own webinar/meeting.</li>
<li>Adjust all your webinar/meeting settings directly from your event editor.</li>
<li>Enabling bookings on your events will automatically register users to that webinar/meeting.</li>
<li>Send users unique URLs</li>
<li>Integrated placeholders and search attributes for Events Manager, including:
<ul>
<li>Filter event types by Webinar, Meeting or Rooms</li>
<li>Conditional placeholders to display specific content for meetings/webinars/rooms.</li>
<li>Display meeting information via Placeholders</li>
<li>Provide unique Join URLs to users who’ve booked in custom email templates.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Select a Zoom Room for an event (scheduling features not available in Zoom API).</li>
</ul>
Additionally, this plugin integrates automatically, at no extra cost, with <a href="http://wp-events-plugin.com/features/" rel="nofollow ugc">Events Manager Pro</a> including:
<ul>
<li>Accept online and offline payments for webinars/meetings!</li>
<li>Allow one person to book multiple individual attendees using our custom attendee booking forms, each with unique Join URLs!</li>
<li>Custom booking forms integrate with Zoom fields and custom questions.</li>
<li>Checkout-flow using our Multiple Bookings Mode</li>
</ul>
<h4>How it works</h4>
This integration creates a connection between Events Manager and your Zoom account. When creating events and you select a Zoom Webinar or Meeting as your location type, a new meeting/webinar will be created with the same name/time as your event.
Bookings are handled by Events Manager when a booking is made and approved (either automatically or manually), a registration will be made to the related meeting/webinar. Since bookings are handled by Events Manager, you can also make use of all the Pro features such as accepting payments for your event and asking custom questions.
You can alternatively link directly to your meetings and disable bookings via Events Manager entirely.
Visit our <a href="https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/location-types/zoom/" rel="nofollow ugc">documentation</a> pages for more information on setup.

Events Manager – Zoom Integration

Integrates Zoom with Events Manager, automatically create webinars/meetings and handle bookings to them.

Jeremy B. Shapiro

Use the <code>[gtwregister]</code> shortcode to register folks for your webinars.
Make sure you pass URL Parameters to this page, i.e. from a registration form. GoToWebinar requires that you supply a first name, last name and an email address.
You can configure your url parameter to GoToWebinar field name mapping in your settings.
To background process a registration, embed the <code>[gtwregister /]</code> shortcode in your page or post. To hardcode any field, specify the value using <code>firstname</code>, <code>lastname</code>, <code>email</code>, <code>phone</code>, <code>servernum</code> (an optional override to the default server number), <code>gtwid</code> (the ID of your webinar), <code>autojoin</code> (optional override to automatically join a webinar already started) and <code>timezone</code> (optional GoToWebinar timezone ID), for example <code>[gtwregister gtwid="23940324" /]</code>.
Next set your registration form or opt-in thank you page redirection form to go to the page you created. If using an opt-in form with a thank you page redirect, you must enable the option to pass the opt-in information to the thank you page.
Please note that the only fields you can make required on your GoToWebinar configuration are First Name, Last Name and Email. You can include Phone, but it’s best to make it optional unless your opt-in form requires Phone, too. Any other fields marked as “required” in GoToWebinar will cause the registration to fail.
By default, if there is an error, it will be displayed, and if the registration is successful, the success will appear in an HTML comment. You can change these options by passing along <code>commentsuccess</code> and <code>commenterror</code> as in <code>commenterror=1</code> to force errors to be commented or <code>commentsuccess=0</code> to display that the registration was successful.
To see the list of optional timezones, view the options page and look for the number after the timezone in the default timezone selection. <code>61</code>, for example, is EST. <code>67</code> is PST.

GoToWebinar Registration

This WordPress plugin background registers folks for a GoToWebinar right from your WordPress site.

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