Hello @umberto69 ,
Thank you for reaching out.
If your goal is to transfer cookie consent, then yes; but please note that this option might not be useful in your specific case. I recommend checking out this article where we explain cross-domain cookie consent in more detail: https://complianz.io/cross-domain-cookie-consent.
There are some limitations with this setting, and keep in mind that if your subdomain serves a different purpose, accepting the cookie banner on the main site may not be considered best practice.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Antonio
Thread Starter
Umberto
(@umberto69)
Hi,
Thanks for your help. Yes, they are identical sites.
Due to the translation, there’s something I’m unclear about.
I don’t know if I can paste the link, so I’ll give you an example:
Main site: “site A”
Secondary site: “site B”
Secondary site: “site C”
(In “site A”) Complianz –> Settings –> General –> Domain to set cookies on. What exactly should I write here?
What should I write in the settings for “site B” and “site C”?
In the image in the guide, I see the domain without extensions. I don’t understand.
Regards,
Umberto
Hello Umberto,
On all sites, you can enter the same root domain.
For example:
- Site A:
domain.com
- Site B:
domain.com/sub1
- Site C:
domain.com/sub2
In the Complianz settings, you can simply use the shared root domain, which in this case would be:
domain.com
That should work across all sites that are part of the same domain structure.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Antonio
Thread Starter
Umberto
(@umberto69)
@antoiub
Thanks for your assistance. The network structure is actually:
sitoprincipale.it
sito2.sitoprincipale.it
sito3.sitoprincipale.it
ecc…
Does the same principle you indicated above apply in this case too?
Regards,
Umberto
Hello @umberto69 ,
Yes, absolutely, in this case as well, you should use sitoprincipale.it as the root domain.
Best regards,
Antonio
