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  • Resolved chinnynfdjshvbu32z87z3487

    (@chinnynfdjshvbu32z87z3487)


    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi, thank you for this Plugin!

    The Update made it possible to add Code to the head and the body. That’s great. However right now I need to Set up two consents. One for the Header, the other one for the body. Is it possible to add two different Codes at the same time in one consent?

    By the way two other questions:
    If I press accept in the consent bar, do all scripts activate themselves automatically? If I go to the settings I need to say yes separately.

    What is the Cookie name if the Plugin accepts all consents? I need it for the plugin Advanced Ads.

    Thank you!

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  • Thomas M

    (@webzunft)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi there,

    Thomas, the developer of Advanced Ads here. We have the WP GDPR Compliance plugin listed under “Compatibility with cookie and consent solutions” on https://wpadvancedads.com/manual/ad-cookie-consent/.

    I am happy to adjust it if this pattern is no longer valid.

    Thomas

    Thread Starter chinnynfdjshvbu32z87z3487

    (@chinnynfdjshvbu32z87z3487)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hey Thomas, even faster than the Author of WP compliance. Great Job 🙂

    Kind regards.

    Merijn Molenaar

    (@merijnmolenaar)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hey @chinnynfdjshvbu32z87z3487,

    Currently it is not possible to add 2 different codes on 2 different positions in one consent. However, I will add it to the backlog to check if we can add it in the future.

    If you press accept without manually selecting/accepting the consents in the modal you do indeed accept all the consents.

    For Multisites our cookie use the following template: blogId-wpgdprc-consent-consentVersion
    1-wpgdprc-consent-5
    For regular sites: wpgdprc-consent-consentVersion
    wpgdprc-consent-4
    blogId = the blog ID of the blog in the multisite network
    consentVersion = This does +1 every time you reset or update the cookie bar.

    This means the cookie name changes everytime you reset it or when you update it. Please keep that in mind.

    Kind regards,

    Merijn Molenaar

    Donny Oexman

    (@donnyoexman)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Tagging @webzunft to make sure he reads the updated cookie template.

    Thomas M

    (@webzunft)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Thank you, @donnyoexman. I will update our manual appropriately. I think I misinterpreted your cookie pattern.

    Thomas

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