code":3001,"message":"Meeting does not exist - When using meeting UUID

hi @boinkster,

Sorry you have having that issue. Add the end of the day, we are just using Guzzle for making the request. You could try something like this though....

function doubleEncodeMeetingUUID($meetingUUID) {
    // Check if the meeting UUID begins with a '/' or contains '//'.
    if (strpos($meetingUUID, '/') === 0 || strpos($meetingUUID, '//') !== false) {
        // Double-encode the meeting UUID.
        $meetingUUID = rawurlencode(rawurlencode($meetingUUID));
    }
    return $meetingUUID;
}

// Example usage:
$meetingUUID = '/example//uuid';
$encodedUUID = doubleEncodeMeetingUUID($meetingUUID);
echo $encodedUUID; // Output: %252Fexample%252F%252Fuuid

Completely untested, but maybe try a single or double rawurlencode before you concatenate your endpoint string. I'm happy to try and test further if that doesn't work.

hi @boinkster,

Ignore my previous comment...potentially still relevant in some instances but this is really a dumb thing with the Zoom API.

After the meeting has passed, the meeting gets assigned a new UUID. This may not be that helpful in your situation if you are storing the original UUID.

<?php

// Meeting ID, not the UUID.
$meeting_id = '1234567890';
$client = \Drupal::service('zoomapi.client');
$endpoint = "past_meetings/$meeting_id/instances";

// This returned an array for me, but it contained UUIDs I could use for past meeting details.
$results = $client->get($endpoint);

// Now you can use your UUID to get what you need.
$uuid = 'YOUR_NEW_UUID_HERE';
$endpoint = "past_meetings/$uuid/participants";
$results = $client->get($endpoint);

Thank you! That is super helpful. Wondering how often the '/ //' UUIDs show up... probably will need to add logic to parse them all, just in case.

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