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ScottWelch
Contributor

Displaying upcoming webinars on the marketing site

Hi, we have a series of repeating live webinars which are listed internally as marketing events, and the webinar is on Zoom.

 

I'm being challenged to display the next upcoming day and time for each webinar on our website. I've looked into Zoom api and HubSpot marketing events api. With the tidbits of info I've been able to collect on both, it appears that I need an oAuth token. Is there a place in HobSpot where I can add a verification token that doesn't expose it to prying eyes?
Also, any success doing somethign like this? 
Basically, query HubSpot marketing events, or Zoom Webinars with the event ID and return the next occurence. Don't really need private info like attendees or anything.
Thanks for any help.

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Jaycee_Lewis
Community Manager
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Displaying upcoming webinars on the marketing site

Hi, @ScottWelch 👋 Thanks for the great question. How are you making these calls — are you using custom coded workflow actions, for example? Or do you have an external app you've created or a low-code tool like Make or Zapier? Having more details can help our community members better understand your issues.

 

Best,

Jaycee


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ScottWelch
Contributor

Displaying upcoming webinars on the marketing site

Hi  Jaycee, thanks for jumping in. 

I'm working in Design Manager on our website. Was looking for possibly a marketing event component (would be nice) but none exists, or at least I couldn't find one.

 

Both the HubSpot and Zoom APIs would work with a JS call and get a JSON object which I could just grab the appropriate property ( start_date_time). The problem is requesting/getting an oAuth token and where can I put it behind the scenes so that someone can't just F12/[ctrl+u] it and have our secure token.

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