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When I try to login into a meeting that requires authentication in a clean build of the meetingsdk-web-sample, the helper popup stays blank and won’t connect after I click in “sign in”.
Browser Console Error
There is no error in the console.
The signature is invalid when attempting to join a meeting, so I would start by verifying what’s generated using your app credentials, and that Vercel has correct access to them (environment variables, most likely).
I can join meetings without authentication required, it is just meetings with authentication that gives the blank screen. Have you tried to join using the application I hosted? If you try joining a meeting without authentication required it is going to work
Hi @Felippe
I took a look at your app and it looks like this is expected behavior. I tried joining a meeting using your application here is what happened:
When I tried to join as a host, I got an error (signature invalid) and this I believe is expected, because the credentials used to generate the signature are tied to your account, not to mine, so this is expected. I will continue getting this error if I try to join as a host
When I started the meeting in the client app as a host, I was able to join the meeting as a guest using your app (with No authentication required)
When I started the meeting in the client app as a host, I was not able to join the meeting as a guest using your app because authentication is required and this is what I see:
Hi @Felippe
for 2 and 3, I started the meeting on my Zoom client directly and then in point 2, I tried joining the meeting using your deployed sample app and I was able to join as a guest (the meeting had no authentication required)
For point 3, I did the same meeting but the meeting had authentication required and it failed
But remember, when I test with your deployed app and try to start the meeting I will always get signature invalid because the signature is being generated with your credentials, so it is expected