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06-02-2022 10:03 AM
I created an integration for API access when my account only had one site. The purpose was to download video recordings. Now there are two sites and my app can no longer find any video recordings. How do I make sure that my credentials work for the new site?
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06-02-2022 10:57 AM
As long as you do not use any hard-coded IDs in the integration, there should not be any need to use it with an account from another site. The integration acts on the behalve of the authrizing user, so if you sign in with the account from org A, than it it for that site, if you use an account from another org, than it should work there.
If you have multiple sites in your organization, then you need to utilize the siteUrl
parameter which is available for most of the meeting API endpoints. For non-meeting endpoints, the site does not matter, therefore no need to provide it.
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06-02-2022 12:05 PM
Thanks. Using the siteUrl is what I needed!
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06-02-2022 10:57 AM
As long as you do not use any hard-coded IDs in the integration, there should not be any need to use it with an account from another site. The integration acts on the behalve of the authrizing user, so if you sign in with the account from org A, than it it for that site, if you use an account from another org, than it should work there.
If you have multiple sites in your organization, then you need to utilize the siteUrl
parameter which is available for most of the meeting API endpoints. For non-meeting endpoints, the site does not matter, therefore no need to provide it.
