Script blocker doesn’t block URL

Hi @mrmatteastwood ,

Thanks for the screenshots and the description. The way you’ve set up the Script Blocker is correct, but there’s one key piece missing that’s preventing it from applying.

A block assigned to the Marketing category can only work if the Marketing category actually exists in your configuration. Marketing only appears once you have at least one service selected under Wizard → Consent → Services. If nothing is enabling the Marketing category, the block has no category to attach to, so it simply doesn’t fire. So the first step is:

1. Go to Wizard → Consent → Services and make sure at least one service is selected, so the Marketing category is present.

Second, in the Script Blocker rule itself, please enter the full URL rather than just the domain:

https://app.calendarapp.de/loadcal.php

That’s the actual resource being loaded, and matching it exactly is what lets the blocker catch it.

If the script still slips through after that (some embeds load in a way that’s harder to intercept), the reliable solution is to wrap the iframe in a Consent Area Block, which prevents the iframe from loading entirely until the user gives consent. You can follow the official guide here: https://complianz.io/gutenberg-block-consent/.

For the actual HTML structure to use, you can reference the example shared in this support thread, which covers a very similar case: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/unable-to-block-iframe-2/.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,
Antonio