bart3293

Thanks Trey – that worked! It was the URL syntax I needed, and somehow I kept screwing that up. I don’t have access to a Gotomeeting account for my own testing, so thanks for the test account as well.

Still, if a meeting is online only, and somehow uses a tool that does not require a URL, say a phone bridge, I see no reason why the meeting should be set to “inactive”.

If a meeting needs to be set to inactive it should be the website administrator’s choice.

Thanks again for your help

Bart

This problem happens when you have online only meetings that do not use Zoom, e.g. GoTo meeting or something else that does not require a link (data in the URL field)
If you don’t have a link in the URL field, and set the meeting to “no” for in person the meeting gets marked as “inactive”, which is incorrect!

This is really a bug, because not all online only meetings use Zoom.
There should be no connection between no URL and “no’ for in person

The only workaround I have is putting in a fake Zoom URL, with instructions to ignore the Zoom information