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Hi Alice,
Please raise a support ticket here. We can check this in your site
Hi @seemannslohn,
Please see the shortcode list in the attached screenshot.
Please leave us a review if the plugin/support was helpful.Hi @lallenuk,
To find the cookie ID, Using Google Chrome,go to settings > Advanced settings > Privacy and Security > Content Settings > Cookies > See all cookies and site data. Click on the specific cookie. Here you can see the ID of the cookie. In most of the cases, the name of the cookie and the ID are the same. See the screenshot.
You can find the scripts for the cookies from the websites of the services that install them. For example for Google Analytics, you can find the scripts from here.
You can add the cookies in the plugin from the Add new page in the Cookie Law info plugin. The cookies thus added can be displayed to the user anywhere on the website using the shortcode [cookie_audit]. Users can reject the cookies using the Reject button.
The user’s consent is stored in a cookie that the plugin installs named viewed_cookie_policy. When the user accepts, the value of the cookie is ‘yes’ if rejects, the value of the cookie will be ‘no’. You can view this from the developer console of your browser. To see if the scripts are added to the browser or not you can check the source code of the page after the “Accept” or “Reject” event.
You may check that in PHP like below code
(!empty($_COOKIE["viewed_cookie_policy"]) && $_COOKIE["viewed_cookie_policy"] == 'yes'))Hi @jepsoninc,
Please find the scripts for the cookies you are using from their corresponding websites. For example, you can find the scripts for Google Analytics from their website here.
Hi @anonymized-15502524,
You can find the scripts for a particular cookie from their corresponding website. For example, you can find the scripts for Google Analytics from their website here.
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Hi @ Mattia80,
Can you please share the URL of your website so that we can look into the issue.
Hi @wp-bernd,
The [cookie_accept] shortcode add the standard green “Accept” button that closes the header. The button is already styled and you can only change the colors of the button to the predefined colors which are: red, blue, orange, yellow, green and pink. For example, [cookie_accept colour=”red”].
Hi @wp-bernd,
We tried the exact same options from our side, with the latest version, and we are getting the result as in the screenshot
Please make sure you are using the latest version and let us know if the issue persists.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Subscriptions for WooCommerce] 500 Error with Woo 3.4Hi @ridethetides,
Could you please share the URL of your website so that we can check the issue.
Hi @gopalraha,
The name of the cookie created by the plugin is viewed_cookie_policy, which is used to record the user consent.
Hi @gopalraha
When a user accepts a cookie, the value of the cookie
viewed_cookie_policywill be set “yes” and if rejects the value of the cookie will be “no”. By default, the value of the cookie is “null”.Thank you for the review.
Hi @lauratraveler,
The padding for the cookie bar has been improved in the latest version of the plugin.
Hi @jepsoninc,
Please download the latest of the plugin with the fix for this issue.