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Hi @tommy It’s me again.
I public your zoom cdn to server .Net ,return to partialView and show with Iframe it is not working share screen and camera.
If I understood your problem correctly, here is my analogy
Possible Reasons:
The browser may block https (secure origin) calls from an insecure domain. An exception lies with localhost:
By default localhost is considered to be a “secure domain”, to encourage testing of secured features on a test domain (like notifications, camera usage, microphone usage, geolocation usage, filesystem usage etc).
These permissions will not run from an insecure domain with http:, and you need a VALID CERTIFICATE FOR THE SAME.
I run a public domain at both in http and https. I have tested some features actually are unstable with http:, but works fine with https:.
As of version 1.7.9, meeting participants might see a reCAPTCHA check to join meetings.
To ensure this check is working, run your application on port 80 or 443.
On successful join methods, participants might see a pop up modal with a reCAPTCHA check.
After participants successfully complete reCAPTCHA, they will enter the meeting.
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Some ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID reports are here. Please refer:
Iframe Issue
And yes, as you mentioned iframe. Zoom does not promote anyway embedding meeting in an iframe. Hence they have a fully working WebSDK to use. Using that you can “EMBED” any ongoing meeting anywhere.
Possible Iframe Alternative
However to show a “LIVE FEED” of your meeting, without having to let participants be a part of it, you can use Live Streaming (Paid Feature). See these articles:
Thank you so much . I understand. I’m using iframe because my project is using material angular but this zoom is using react-bootstrap . that conflic css
Unfortunately, this is outside of what we can help support currently. However, we do plan to update the dependencies we use as we release new versions of the Web SDK.
In the meantime, please see our Sample Angular App for a reference of how you can implement this.