Hi all!!!
I need to know if this plugin works with 3.8.1 version of WP.
Thanks in advance.
]]>Hi,
I deregisterd jQuery from wordpress to swap with the last version.
I’m not sure why but in one of the website the plugin crashed saying “jQuery not defined”.
Could you please change cookie-warning line 54 to
wp_enqueue_script( ‘cookie-warning’ , plugin_dir_url(__FILE__).’cookiewarning.js’,array(‘jquery’),”, true);
It seems correct to specify that your plugin depends on jquery and fix the problem. up to you if you want to put a version and put it in the footer
]]>Hi, I just had that question. Do I need to activate the plugin individually for each blog, or I can turn it to the network? The network is sub-folders.
Thank you.
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Hi,
Could the maintainer set id="eu_cookie_notify" on the element that holds the message, so browser plug-ins could discreetly inform the user about cookies by displaying small icon instead?
Best Regards,
Pawe?
Hi. I’ve to websites one running ver. 3.4.2 and one running ver. 3.5.1(just updatet it). But now Cookie Warning only works in the old version. Can I make changes to the code, to make it work?
]]>When this plugin is activated, it breaks the links generated by HTML sitemaps – I tried both “Sitemap” and “PS Auto Sitemap” and the problem occurs with both.
When the plugin is deactivated, the sitemap links are OK.
]]>Is it possible to exclude the cookie warning popup message from showing on specific pages?
Thanks!
]]>On the iPhone the popup of this plugin is blocking the website, cause you can’t confirm the cookie warning. What to do?
]]>Is there anyway to only show this when somebody is browsing from (for example) the Netherlands.
]]>Hi, great plugin. Thanks for sharing it. One issue I noticed. A JavaScript error is thrown when the cw variable is null (line 69). Needs updating to something like:
if (cw != null) {cw.innerHTML = ""; window.location.reload(true);}
The “informed consent” popup window method is very intrusive.
It’s worth noting that the majority of major UK websites (eg. BBC, Guardian, Telegraph) that have so far implemented the cookie notice have opted for the “implied consent” method, which is far less intrusive than the “informed consent” method which typically involves a popup box like your plugin provides.
I’m unclear whether the “implied consent” method strictly complies with the law, but it certainly complies with the ICO’s recommendations, and if major news organisations such as the BBC are doing it then you can be pretty sure that you’re safe doing it too.
To that end, it would be nice if this plugin provided the option to display a top banner on the site with the implied consent message instead of the popup box. I’d hate to start seeing too many of these popups appearing while i’m browsing the web.
]]>Great plugin, Would be good if there was an option to put the sites logo in the message to make it more custom. I am sure this is easily achieveable via a bit of code but im not so great at that ??
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