@pramakrishna
If I understanding correctly, you want “marketing cookie” to be in a separate banners, which is not possible. You can change the setting in the admin panel and leave the “marketing” checkbox empty to be compliant with the “privacy by default” principle under the GDPR.
Regards,
Martin
Hi,
Okay then is it possible to customize the plugin in such a way where we can have buttons to opt-in and opt-out from separate cookies like marketing/ statistics ??
@pramakrishna We have updated our API to support your needs.
Instead of using the banner to change consent, you can call:
Cookiebot.submitCustomConsent(optinPreferences, optinStatistics, optinMarketing)
Where optinPreferences, optinStatistics, optinMarketing are bool values.
If you only want to change one consent category, you can retrieve what the user has already selected for the other categories, through the Cookiebot object.
Cookiebot.consent.preferences
Cookiebot.consent.statistics
Cookiebot.consent.marketing
Hope this helps!
Hi,
there is a bug in this new function
Cookiebot.submitCustomConsent(optinPreferences, optinStatistics, optinMarketing)
This doesn’t work on Mozilla. But works fine on Chrome and Edge.
It doesn’t change the cookie consent at all
Test link
Hi @pramakrishna,
How do you test that it is not working?
If you write
Cookiebot.submitCustomConsent(false, false, false) in the developer Console, and afterwards check the values of
Cookiebot.consent.preferences
Cookiebot.consent.statistics
Cookiebot.consent.marketing
You will see that they are all false.
Every time we consent on that site however, we get the following error:
SecurityError: Permission denied to access property “frameElement” on cross-origin object
Could you check if the logic behind accessing frameElement is what is causing your issue, as it seems not to be Cookiebots fault.
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cookiebot.
Hi,
When you go to this page “https://mts.betradar.com/cookies/” and click on the button “I accept” inside the banner and then you try to opt-out from the “marketing” cookie by clicking the opt-out for example, then you see the color of the button changes and the text also changes to opt-in. But when you inspect the cookie status inside the inspector of Mozilla Firefox, you can see that marketing is still true and even after clicking the button multiple times, the consent of marketing never changes (even after page refresh).
But works fine on Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Chromium browsers
@pramakrishna
By inspecting the button cookieoptout (marketing opt-out), there is a click event with the below code:
function() {
var g = document.getElementById("cookieoptout");
g.setAttribute("style", "background: #fff; display:none;");
var h = document.getElementById("cookiechange");
h.style.display = "block";
Cookiebot.consent.marketing = false;
// console.log("Marketing is false", Cookiebot.consent.marketing);
}
Apparently you are setting the value of Cookiebot.consent.marketing directly. You should use the function Cookiebot.submitCustomConsent(bool, bool, bool)
Yes, that is used inside the button.
<p style="">
<button id="cookieoptoutga" style="display: block;">
<a class="bttn" href="javascript: Cookiebot.submitCustomConsent(Cookiebot.consent.preferences,false,Cookiebot.consent.marketing); Cookiebot.hide();" style="">Opt Out</a>
</button>
</p>
It changes the cookie consent using this button on all browsers except Mozilla Firefox
Here, the main problem that is happening is that function “submitCustomConsent” doesn’t change the cookie consent on Mozilla. But when clicked “I accept” inside the banner, only then it changes the cookie consent. And this is happening only on Mozilla Firefox browser.
@pramakrishna which version of Mozilla are you using? Can’t seem to replicate it with Firefox Developer Edition.
