• Resolved rampeh

    (@rampeh)


    Hello, There is no way to display Google Analytics cookie on the Cookie Policy page(“set cookies”). Analytics is installed using Monsterinsight. The tag manager is also on the page. Every other cookies works well.
    On another site, things are working fine. I’m using version 5.5.3, which is a pretty good version by the way.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Contributor Jarno Vos

    (@jarnovos)

    Hi @rampeh,

    Could you verify that your browser does not have any “strict” privacy settings, such as automatically blocking (tracking) cookies?

    After confirming the above, please follow the steps below:

    – Visit the front-end of your website in an Incognito window
    – Click “Accept All” in the Cookie Banner
    – Navigate to the back-end, Wizard > Cookies > Cookie Scan and run a new Cookie Scan. The “_ga” cookies should now appear in the scan.
    – Navigate to Cookie descriptions and click “Sync with CookieDatabase”.

    This should make the service and the related cookies appear on your Cookie Policy document. Please note that the Sync (in the Free plugin) is limited to once per week, so it might be that this weekly limit had already been reached and that it will appear on the next sync.

    Kind regards,
    Jarno

    Thread Starter rampeh

    (@rampeh)

    Jeee..nothing changed. This is not nice that you don’t mention: “so it might be that this weekly limit had already been reached” on your page or on the wizard.
    Thanks: Raimo

    Plugin Contributor Rogier Lankhorst

    (@rogierlankhorst)

    The cookiedatabase sync runs once a week, or if there are new or incomplete cookies. More is usually not necessary, and would cause heavy load on the server.

    Do you have any cookies in your browser at the moment? The scan will look in your browser for cookies, so first thing would be to perform an action on your site that results in an actual cookie.

    Then running a new scan will find it.

    Plugin Contributor Rogier Lankhorst

    (@rogierlankhorst)

    Alternatively, you can manually add the cookie ‘_ga’. Then set it to ‘sync with Cookiedatabase’, then run a new sync.

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