Webinar Checkout for Zoom

Connect one Zoom user from Settings → Zoom Webinars. The site lists webinars and meetings hosted by that user. Attach a webinar to a virtual WooCommerce product. On a recurring webinar with fixed times, the buyer picks a date before checkout. When the order is paid, the buyer is registered for that webinar. You can register on another order status instead. Email and name are always sent to Zoom. Street address, city, state, postal code, country, phone, and company are sent only when those settings are turned on. Custom questions from the webinar are shown at checkout. Use [wp-zoom-list] for upcoming webinars, [wp-zoom-list type="meetings"] for meetings, and [wp-zoom-calendar] for a webinar calendar. Meetings are listed only. Checkout does not register anyone for a meeting. Listing and selling webinars requires a Zoom Webinar license on the connected user.

Minimum Requirements

• PHP 7.0 or greater is required
• MySQL 5.6 or greater is recommended
• Install and activate the plugin.
• In WordPress, open Settings → Zoom Webinars.
• Click the Zoom button and approve access. The site connects through the CloudCatch connector at https://oauth.cloudcatch.io. You do not need to create a Zoom app for this path.

Optional: use your own Zoom app Define WP_ZOOM_CLIENT_ID and WP_ZOOM_CLIENT_SECRET in wp-config.php to skip the CloudCatch connector and authorize against a Zoom app you control.

1. Visit Zoom Marketplace and create a user-managed OAuth app.
2. Set the redirect URL and the allow list to your site's /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wp-zoom.
3. Add these scopes: user:read, webinar:read, webinar:write, meeting:read.
4. Put the app's client id and secret in the constants above.
5. Open Settings → Zoom Webinars and authorize.

1.6.0

• Tested with WordPress 7.1 and declared the GPL-3.0 license.
• Connect through oauth.cloudcatch.io when the site does not define its own Zoom app credentials.
• Require the administrator who started authorization to finish it, and revoke the Zoom token on disconnect.
• Remove the bundled Composer libraries.
• Add settings for when a customer is registered, which billing fields are sent, and optional API logging.
• Send street address, city, state, postal code, country, phone, and company only when those settings are turned on. Email and name are still always sent.
• Treat a Zoom account without a webinar plan as an empty list.
• Load the calendar script only with the calendar shortcode, and remove the jQuery dependency from the product editor.
• Delete stored tokens, settings, and logs when the plugin is deleted.