William

After contacting support for the GDPR plugin I have a potential workaround for those with a similar problem. If you are using the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin, this script will prevent the script blocker working on a specific page (in my case the transaction page) for cookies of a given category.

add_action('wp_head', 'wt_cli_auto_accept_on_page');
function wt_cli_auto_accept_on_page() {
	if (class_exists('Cookie_Law_Info')) {
		?>
			<script>
				var autoAcceptUrl = '/PAGEURL/';
				//URL/slug pattern for auto accepting category
 var autoAcceptCategory = 'COOKIECATEGORY';
				//slug name of the Google Tag Manager's category 
 if (window.location.href.indexOf(autoAcceptUrl) > -1) {	
					$("script[data-cli-script-type='"+autoAcceptCategory+"']").each( function() {
						$(this).attr('data-cli-block', 'false');
					});
				}				
			</script>		
		<?php
	}
}

Good call, @bcworkz. There was indeed a return function in the code above that was causing the issue. Commenting and then removing it resolved the issue.

Thank you.

Hi @bcworkz, this is my assumption as well. I’ve made sure to clear browser cache as well as my my WordPress’s Autoptimise and W3 Total Cache plugin’s and CDN.

Even after 24 hours, the sidebar does not appear in my Admin Widgets area. I can’t think of where else it could be caching.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by William.