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@rockettcreative we’ve answered you in the support thread that you’ve created. Setting this one to resolved for now.
Annamari @eszdan, can you provide us the domain for your site so that we can investigate if there is something wrong with your page count? If you want to keep it secret then reach out through our helpdesk at http://www.cookiebot.com/en/helpdesk/
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
From what I can see on your site, the “text/plain” part is not added to the function at line 267.
I’ve found the plugin that you are talking about here;
Did you add the modification to line 78 ?
I’ve checked your site, and if you push the “vis detaljer” link to the right in the banner, you can see what cookies we found on your website.
The template that you are using only has a “Allow all cookies” button, which is not GDPR compliant. If you would like a banner with check-boxes, then switch to the Multilevel type, under the Dialog tab in the Manager.
That would be the “Dialogboks” and “Multi-niveau” type in Danish.
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Hi,
Your website is trying to reach
However this URL does not exist on your website. Are you using some caching plugin?
We will add the possibility in the future. Thanks for your suggestion.
Images are not counted as pages, only the 1 blog post is. We need to check the blog posts to see if it has something that sets cookies or other tracking technologies.
Hi @otta,
The plan is dependent on the number of pages you have, and will be automatically set after we’ve scanned your website.
If you want to enforce a specific language for your language-specific pages, then you’ll either want to use Cookiebots auto-detect language feature, or implement Cookiebot without using the WP plugin, but manually, where you can enforce different languages for different pages (the plugin works globally).
This article describes how to set up languages with cookiebot; https://support.cookiebot.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003793394-How-do-I-set-the-language-of-the-consent-banner-dialog-
If you want to enforce a specific language, and have set up your website as follows;
http://www.mysite.com/en
http://www.mysite.com/deThen in the template that you are using, if you can detect which language the user is browsing, you can set the data-culture attribute as follows;
<script id="Cookiebot" data-culture="EN" src="https://consent.cookiebot.com/uc.js" data-cbid="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" type="text/javascript"></script>Hi @baraklevy,
I’ve just tested your site and the banner is popping up. Do you still have any issues?
Hi @jtudsbury
Thanks for your feedback.
You are absolutely correct.
We are working on getting there with the WP Core team, please stay tuned at https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/44043
Thanks for reaching out!
It is possible to test Cookiebot for free, by using domain aliases, as described here;
If your development site is on the same domain as your live production site, e.g.
http://www.mylivesite.com
and
http://www.mylivesite.com/developmentand the development site is accessible by the outside world, then Cookiebot will by default treat /development as a live site. How can it tell if this is for development or testing ? Moreover, the only way it can reaching /development, is if you have links to it from your production site.
If you are able to test on localhost, you could add “localhost” as a domain alias, and there would be no issues.
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Unfortunately changing the event type didn’t work for me. The cookie I try to control becomes always disabled regardless of choice in the banner.
Can you give us a code example on how you are “tagging” the script that is setting the cookie?
Does language matter? the fact that my site is in Norwegian and that’s also the language I use Cookiebot in? Shouldn’t, right? code is code.
The language does not matter.
Another question that arises here is: How about widgets? I tried to test this out on another cookie just to be sure, and by coincidence tried NID set by Jetpack contact info widget with an imbedded Google map. As far as I understand, it’s that Google map that results in NID being set. How do I handle those?
We’re are developing an Addon for Jetpack, that can integrate Jetpack and Cookiebot. You can follow the progress at https://github.com/CybotAS/CookiebotAddons – should be finished soon.
Is the Google Map an iframe or a JS call ?
Our compliance test, which is available through our front page, http://www.cookiebot.com, stops scanning when it detects that you are not compliant. If it detects that relatively fast then it wont scan the whole site.
If you have a user then you can start a manual full scan through https://manage.cookiebot.com/goto/cookies
If you have cookies which are not detected, you can add them manually in the Cookies menu (https://manage.cookiebot.com/en/cookies), and give them a name, description, category etc.
If you want the cookie to get detected automatically, you could place the link somewhere on your site. Maybe wrap it in a container that has display; none. If you do that then we will crawl it and detect the cookie.
- This reply was modified 8 years ago by cookiebot.
At the moment we don’t have input fields for the text that you want to change, but if you switch from “Default” to “Custom” under the “Declaration” tab in the Manager, you have full control over the cookie declaration. There you can write the text that you want.
As for the scanning: it would be nice if you could differentiate between images coming from the same domain and images from outer sources.
Can you elaborate on this?
Hi @dan14,
With the plugin you get a shortcode that you can insert to your cookie declaration page, and you have the ability to set the banner language from WP.
You can also choose to implement Cookiebot manually as described in our help section:
http://www.cookiebot.com/goto/help/
- This reply was modified 8 years ago by cookiebot.