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Hi @garallison
I’ve checked your configuration, and it seems that you have added venturecreatons.com instead of venturecreations.com. Change it and everything should work 🙂
If you check chromes “Developer console”, you will see the following message:
Error: http://WWW.CHRISTIANZIMPEL.DE is not a valid domain. Please add it to the cookie consent manager to authorize the domain.
This is because you have not added this domain name to your domain group, in our Manager.
See more here:
Why is the cookie consent banner/dialog not showing on my website?
I just tested https://www.christianzimpel.de and the plugin seems to be working, so I’ll go ahead and resolve this issue.
Also, have a look at our github repository for integrations to other plugins:
hi @anonymized-15502524
if you set collect to statistics you are good.
If I think the script sets preference and stats cookies should the script start like this:
<script type=”text/plain” data-cookieconsent=”statistics” “preferences”>
You should use a comma-seperated list instead:
<script type="text/plain" data-cookieconsent="preferences,statistics">- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by cookiebot.
Cookiebot works on multisites. For each site you have to set the Cookiebot ID.
@anonymized-15502524
According to some of our friends here at WP, who have a large GA plugin, collect is used for statistics, and r/collect is used for marketing. Unfortunately Google does not provide such information, which is why we have categorized it as marketing. We will change this from our side soon, so for now you can change it manually.
We’ve checked your site, and it is a bug that CookieConsentBulkTicket is being shown in your report. However, it is not shown in your declaration (which you can check by pushing the “Show details” button on the banner, or your cookie-declaration page, if you’ve implemented it with cd.js).
We are investigating why CookieConsentBulkTicket is shown in your report and will fix it 🙂
@anonymized-15502524
We would need to know your domain name to check why CookieConsentBulkTicket is being set. Could you provide it here, or through our helpdesk? Pick one of the mails and include the URL for this thread.
You can categorize itsec-hb-login as necessary, no worries.
If you are not using GA for marketing purposes then you can categorize it as statistics, and change the categorization of the collect cookie to statistics as well 🙂
Hi @xeonmarx!
Some manual work is required to deactivate cookies.
Did you see our video on prior consent?
Also our help section and our knowledgebase should help you get started.
@anonymized-15502524
CookieConsentBulkTicket should not be there, if you have not enabled the bulk consent feature. Maybe you’ve enabled it at some point of time to test, and our scanner picked it up? You can start a new scan under the “Cookies” tab and the scanner will update your cookie declaration with the most recent cookies it finds. Could you try that and let us know if CookieConsentBulkTicket is still detected?
My question about the Google Analytics script was more whether that script sets marketing (eg collect) and preference (eg NID) cookies as well as stats cookies? Or are those cookies set by something else?
This depends on your GA configuration. If you have enabled re-marketing, then GA should be categorized as “marketing”, if you haven’t, then “statistics” should suffice.
Hi @rinch and @bernardzijlstra,
Our “Cookiebot Addons” project now has an auto-correct feature for Youtube, Vimeo, Facebook and Twitter.
https://github.com/cybotas/cookiebotaddons
We hope that the project will be released as a plugin in WP.
The “necessary” or “preference” categories should suffice for things that are not used for tracking, but thanks for the input.
@grigione @mrrgpp @networkstudio
We’ve written an article about how to implement TripAdvisor with Cookiebot:
https://support.cookiebot.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005354413-TripAdvisor-Widget
The technical explanation is that TripAdvisor loads on the
window.onloadevent. Scripts executed by Cookiebot load after thewindow.onloadevent. We’ve had to implement a workaround, where we load TripAdvisor, wait for it to finish loading, and then call the method that starts it, which is called in thewindow.onloadwhen using TripAdvisor directly.Have fun.
Hi @grigione @mrrgpp @networkstudio
Sorry for the slow response. We’re looking in to it and will get back with a solution.
Thanks for the heads up! This will be corrected immediately.
Hi @anonymized-15502524,
Sometimes we are not able to identify the location/line number, which is why you will have to do some investigating to find the origin of the cookie.
Two of the cookies I am struggling with are: tk_ai (jetpack) and itsec-hb-login-a8a1c079ad3bdc3094da0ed2346efb84
I find it weird that the scanner was able to spot tk_ai, as Jetpacks description of it says:
Stores a randomly-generated anonymous ID. This is only used within the admin area and is used for general analytics tracking.
So this cookie should only be available in the admin area. However, we’ll look into it, as we are developing and integration for Jetpack.
As for itsec-hb-login, it is a necessary cookie so you don’t have to do anything additional.
Is the code example provided for Google Analytics on step 3 only for stats? Not marketing and preferences too?
The documentation on step 3 says:
To enable prior consent, apply the attribute “data-cookieconsent” to cookie-setting script tags on your website. Set the comma-separated value to one or more of the cookie categories “preferences”, “statistics” and “marketing” in accordance with the types of cookies being set by each script. Finally change the attribute “type” from “text/javascript” to “text/plain”.
So you can change “statistics” to “marketing”, or use a comma-seperated list, if you only want the script to be executed when both statistics and marketing are enabled. e.g:
data-cookieconsent="statistics,marketing"