This module is distributed as part of the YCMA Virtual Experience Platform (Virtual Y). Review the README for more technical information.
Initial configuration
- Go to Admin > Extend (
/admin/modules
) and enable the Virtual Y 1on1 Meeting (openy_gc_personal_training
) module. - Go to Admin > Virtual Y > 1on1 Meeting > Settings (
/admin/virtual-y/personal_training/settings
) and putsignals.cibox.tools:8091
as the Signaling PRL. - Go to Admin > People (
/admin/people
) and add the Virtual YMCA Editor role to the user profile of any users who will create meetings.- NOTE: The
admin
user will also need to have this role set.
- NOTE: The
- Also at Admin > People (
/admin/people
), add theVirtual trainer
role to at least one user. - If you are starting a new site, log in as a Virtual Y member at least once.
- Go to Admin > Virtual Y > 1on1 Meeting (
/admin/virtual-y/personal_training
) and you should be able to see a dashboard with links to add a 1on1 meeting.- If you receive an
Access denied
error, be sure to check that you have the Virtual YMCA Editor role as noted in 3.
- If you receive an
The community-maintained server, signals.cibox.tools
, will work for most sites at small to medium levels of 1-on-1 traffic. If you are planning to scale up this service you may need to maintain a separate
Creating a 1on1 meeting
- Go to Admin > Virtual Y > 1on1 Meeting (
/admin/virtual-y/personal_training
) - Add a single 1on1 meeting or a series and fill in the form.
Joining a 1on1 meeting
- Once a 1on1 meeting is created, the customer and trainer will see a card for the call in the Virtual Y dashboard.
- Both the Trainer and Customer should open this card, join the meeting, provide their names, and proceed with the call.