It’s very frustrating that this doesn’t work. I tried the solution suggested by @Anonymous (copied below) but I couldn’t get this working, the form fields would only prepopulate with the tokens (ie it literally said {{ contact.email }} in the form rather than the contact values. I tried this on a Hubspot hosted page and on our wordpress site (with Hubspot JS installed) with same result.
Has anyone managed to get the workaround to work?
Thanks
@avanan 's post for reference:
"When embedding the meeting calender into a webpage, you can include the {{contact.firstName}} {{contact.lastName}} and {{contact.email}} into the embed code. Here is an example. Take the embed code that you get from the Hubspot meeting tool:
This only works if someone registered to your site a long time ago. If you have them fill out a contact form and then go to the calendar embed page, it DOES NOT WORK.
<!-- Start of Meetings Embed Script -->
<div class=“meetings-iframe-container” data-src=“https://app.hubspot.com/meetings/your/calendarurl?embed=true**&firstName={{contact.firstname}}&lastName={{contact.lastname}}&email={{contact.email}}**”></div>
<script type=“text/javascript” src=“https://static.hsappstatic.net/MeetingsEmbed/ex/MeetingsEmbedCode.js”></script>
<!-- End of Meetings Embed Script -->
Here are some other things we found:
1. You can embed most any form-enabled Hubspot property this way. Unfortunately, you cannot embed a Salesforce Campaign ID. That would be incredible. This does not work unless Hubspot has had a some time to update. So this only works for a known contact that has been known for a long time.
2. You can embed the answer to any of the ‘question’ fields that you made in the original meeting request.
3. You can embed ANYTHING. If you add &Meeting%20Topic=Surprise%20Party%20for%20Tom it won’t show up in Hubspot anywhere, but it will get added to the calendar event as “Meeting Topic: Surprise Party for Tom”. This allows you to put any text into the calendar invite. "