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  • Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @michaelwilliamautin – Curious as to your use case? I am not aware of any cookie laws that would require this.

    Also there are no existing solutions, one would assume that them clicking the box in the first place means they in fact did agree, can’t imagine a situation where they would change their mind after making that decision already.

    You could create something with JavaScript using our documented apis to create cookies and delete them though.

    Thread Starter michaelwilliamautin

    (@michaelwilliamautin)

    Hi Daniel,

    maybe I did not explain it correctly.

    I actually don’t want the customer to choose if he want’s to set a cookie or not. I want him to be able to choose if he wants to see the popup again or not by selecting a checkbox. So it’s not about agreeing in the cookie it about choosing to have it pop up again.

    I think a [] Do not show this popup/messsage again would be something rather commonly needed.

    Best Michael

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @michaelwilliamautin – Funny enough I have seen this in many other plugins, but can’t recall it being requested.

    In your case currently it would require adding some JavaScript to your site to set a “Manual” cookie. Add the cookie via the popups settings, then add something like this to your site https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/230-create-cookie-on-the-click-of-an-element-within-your-popup.

    Will look at ways of adding this in the future, maybe a class similar to popmake-close that can be added to anything.

    Hope that helps.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Daniel Iser.
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