@tommy 2 issues in v2.0.1 of the SDK
When changing the reaction skin tone there is a JS error and not able to change it.
react-dom.min.js:17 Uncaught ReferenceError: isViewOnly is not defined
at zoom-meeting-2.0.1.min.js:2
at redux-thunk.min.js:1
at n. (zoom-meeting-2.0.1.min.js:2)
at zoom-meeting-2.0.1.min.js:2
at onClick (zoom-meeting-2.0.1.min.js:2)
at Object.sh (react-dom.min.js:164)
at rh (react-dom.min.js:13)
at uh (react-dom.min.js:13)
at Ge (react-dom.min.js:15)
at vh (react-dom.min.js:165)
Moreover, there is no option to Add a background image only 4 available backgrounds to select from. This is such a huge limitation while adding support for background. Is this the expected behavior?
One more feature ( “Mirror My Video” is not working either. You can test it in 2 different browsers) is not working in our testing as mentioned by another user here.
This makes the no. of features not working after at all to 2 out of 8 added in v2.0.1.
We also confirm same problems. (except the mirroring but we have not tested yet with all combination of OS/browser)
Thanks @elearningevolve to sum them here.
@will.zoom@tommy
Is it possible to add a feature request to provide our own background ? By “our own”, i mean as developers, i do not means letting the end user the ability to provide their own.
Looks like there is a way to add background + option to let users using their own, but it has no effect for the Web SDK. Are these settings for the Native clients only at this point ?
Another feature we would be interested in is to enforce a specific background for some users. (if you can assign “keys” to each managed background on the zoom account, so that’s easy to select one programmatically through the SDK when performing the initialization or join operation.
Is it also possible to add a feature request for this?
@MaxM Testing on Chrome v95.0.4638.69 Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS Desktop version.
Opened 2 Chrome windows and tried the Mirror My video again the change is not reflected for the participant. Also tried on Firefox v93.0 and it’s not working there as well.
What browsers did you use for testing? When checking with Chrome 95 I saw the feature worked as expected.
I caught that you said participant in your last message and realized that this only happens for other users. I went ahead and submitted a bug for this (ZOOM-323482).
Our team got back to me on this one and indicated that this is the expected behavior with the current version. You’ll notice this is true for the Zoom Web Client as well.
@MaxM How does it make any sense to make the “Mirror My Video” only limited to the self-view and not other participants viewing a person? Isn’t it obvious to have this reflect on the video viewed by other participants as well?
It’s a good question and I, unfortunately, don’t have a satisfactory answer other than we plan to add this functionality in the near future. I agree that adding this function so that it only operates on the client-side isn’t helpful UX.
I’ll see if we can get this fixed in the short term but for the most part, this behavior is inherited from the Web Client so I’ll need to locate and work with a different team.