Auto-login URL - ClickMeeting DevZone

Auto-login URL

Auto-login URL allows you to create direct link to all of your conferences, you are able to define access role: host, presenter or attendee. Start with preparing required data as follows:

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$params = array(
    'email' => 'email@domain.com', // email address
    'nickname' => 'my_nickname', // user nickname
    'role' => 'listener', // user role, other: presenter, host
);

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params = {
'email' => 'example@domain.com',
'nickname' => 'my_nickname',
'role' => 'listener'
}

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params = {
'email' : 'example@domain.com',
'nickname' : 'my_nickname',
'role' : 'listener'
}

Now simply send request using the conferenceAutologinHash method.
Retrieving the event auto-login hash can be done as presented below.

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try {
$hash = $client->conferenceAutologinHash($room_id, $params);
} catch (Exception $e) {
// handle exceptions here
}
$autologin_hash = $hash->autologin_hash;

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begin
hash = client.conferenceAutologinHash(room_id, params)
rescue ClickMeeting::ClientError => e
# handle exceptions here
end
autologin_hash = hash['autologin_hash']

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try:
hash = client.conferenceAutologinHash(room_id, params)
except Exception, e:
# handle exceptions here
autologin_hash = hash['autologin_hash']

You could build auto-login url as: <:room_url>?l=<:autologin_hash>

Example:
http://example.clickmeeting.com/room_url?l=MTc0Njc4MjM2NDgyMTUyNjIzSEhG

You can find all the structures’ descriptions in the API Function Reference manual.