Blocking Google Analytics?

Hi Agnes,
you have 2 ways to do this:
First of all you have to check the third checkbox from “Third part cookie block (beta)”
then:
– you can add the GA script into the “custom script” textarea
or
– you can select from the select box “script” the “analytics” value

If you use the custom script box make shure you copy the exact snippet from your source page (ctrl + U).

If you have any questions let me know.

Thanks for the response.
I am interested in the 2nd option “you can select from the select box “script” the “analytics” value”.
Can you confirm how and then:
– That will block GA script in any case? Even if I have it activated through another plugin (like GA by Monsterinsights, ex-yeast?)
– That will block the script unless user consents, and then activate it?
Sorry to bother, I am in an environment test that does not make it easy to test such thing. And I believe this features interest other people, si it is good to make it clear ??
Agnes

I am adding custom script in “script allowed in bodies”, byut they do not seem to be activated bhen the user accepts cookies. Do I get it wrong?

It does not work with Google Tag Manager function (may be because it is not a script but P¨HP), but it does not work neither with a simple javascript alert.

Do I get it wrong?
Or is it that the script should be in the body anyhow, and will be simply accepted or blocked depending on plugin options?

<---------SEP--------->
if ( function_exists( 'gtm4wp_the_gtm_tag' ) ) { gtm4wp_the_gtm_tag(); }
<---------SEP--------->
alert("Message");

Sorry, I realize I made some mistakes above in the code.

However, I still wonder if and how I should integrate GA tracking as a “opt in”, and check whether it will be activated upon acceptance of cookie policy, or only after user clicks on another page.

I am testing with a simple js alert, and I dont get it to work, so I wonder if I place it in the right box.

I have set:
Third part cookie block (beta) > (Tick) Cookie from any embed in all body, except head and footer (Beta)

And in “script to be blocked”: Custom

<script type="text/javascript">
document.write('test')
</script>

But after I accept cookie policy, of after I click another page, I expect this would show (it does if I put in in the same place in the header), but it does not.
=> Do I misubnderstand how the plugin is expected to work?

Thanks, Agnes

Hi Agnes, sorry for my late,
in custom script you have to write only the code or part of it without the tag container (<script>) and then you have to try.

You can also select it from the select box “script”.

Let me know if you have solved the problem.

Regards