Hi. This is a grand little plugin, does almost everything I want and is so simple. I have a couple of questions, though. (Whatever the response, I shall use this plugin!)
Firstly, is there some way I can add a “No thanks” or “Reject Cookies” button which takes the user straight back out of the site without setting the cookie which the “Got it” button sets? Ideally this would take the user to a site I can set in the same way as the “Cookie policy link address” is set.
Secondly, is the cookie this sets time limited? If not, is it possible to add that so it can be set to expire every so often, say every 360 days or every 6 months, so the visitor has to re-affirm consent?
]]>Hi. I found out a solution for my previous post. Just replace a line in the code of the script eu-cookie-consent.php, as follows:
BEFORE CORRECTION
define( 'RS_EUCC__PLUGIN_DIR_NAME', end( explode( '/', dirname( __FILE__ ) ) ) );
AFTER CORRECTION
//define( 'RS_EUCC__PLUGIN_DIR_NAME', end( explode( '/', dirname( __FILE__ ) ) ) );
define( 'RS_EUCC__PLUGIN_DIR_NAME', substr(strrchr(dirname( __FILE__ ), '/'), 1) );
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Hi. I found out that your plugin is generating a notice in WordPress debug.log file as follows:
[19-Oct-2021 16:51:04 UTC] PHP Strict Standards: Only variables should be passed by reference in D:\Var\www\html-internet\wp-content\plugins\eu-cookie-consent\eu-cookie-consent.php on line 39
Note: I am using WordPress in a Xampp for Windows install, with PHP 5.6
]]>Hello,
I would like to have “Delete settings on deactivation?” checked by default so that when I network deactivate the plugin, all settings for subsites would be deleted
or
an ability to control the settings for all subsites, such as the visitor message.
The goal is to centrally manage the message and URL. Currently, once the plugin is activated, the visitor message is saved in the db(?) and thus, updating the eucc-options.php file won’t affect the message.
Thank you!
]]>No updates since last year – has this plugin reached end of life?
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