Can it work on wp-login.php?

There usually isn’t any user tracking on the wp-login.php, is this different on your site?

It should be possible by including some additional scripts, but I wouldn’t do it if there’s no necessity.

Thanks for getting back. ??

I am using BuddyBoss theme and platform, and those use wp-login.php as login page.

Except some pages like imprint and privacy policy all pages are hidden and users are forced to login first. So, if you are not logged in, you will be redirected to wp-login.php

This wp-login.php can be renamed, but it still needs cookie notice here.

Hi @chrmrtns,

As Rogier suggested; there is typically no user tracking/content to block on the wp-login.php page. Does this differ in your case?

As this would require some degree of customization to the plugin, I am curious to know more about the necessity to load the Cookie Banner/Cookie Blocker on the wp-login.php page, as opposed to loading it when actually visiting the front-end of the site.

Kind regards, Jarno

@jarnovos Yes, thanks – normally there is only a test cookie (wordpress_test_cookie), but if you use Matomo or something else to track visitors, this visit of wp-login.php will be tracked, too.

And I think, all pages which you can reach from the outside should have the cookie notice enabled imo – even if this is just the wp-login.php.

And in case of BuddyBoss, the login can be customized to a different page, using redirects or anything, but in this case – just because it is well designed – I am using the standard wp-login.php. Admin bar is disabled, and the user can only use the login area but cannot access and admin backend.

Still, I think we need cookie notice enabled on the wp-login.php page.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Chris. Reason: mention contributor

You can add the following code in a mu-plugin:

<?php
function cmplz_my_add_banner(){
	add_action( 'login_enqueue_scripts', array(COMPLIANZ::$banner_loader, 'enqueue_assets') );
	add_action( 'login_head', array( COMPLIANZ::$banner_loader, 'cookiebanner_css' ) );
	add_action( 'login_footer', array( COMPLIANZ::$banner_loader, 'cookiebanner_html' ) );
}
add_action('plugins_loaded', 'cmplz_my_add_banner');

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Rogier Lankhorst.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Rogier Lankhorst.

Well, @rogierlankhorst, thanks, but this throws an error:

Uncaught Error: Access to undeclared static property COMPLIANZ::$banner_loader 

So, in my case this is not working. And in the plugin I can find nothing related to banner_loader.

Also this is a good starting point, but hard to find out…

@chrmrtns sorry, the code I posted is based on the new, 7.0 version which is about to be released. You can find this version here:

https://github.com/really-simple-plugins/complianz-gdpr

Let me know if that works for you.

@rogierlankhorst Thanks for providing the link to the Github. Currently the plugin cannot be activated because it creates a fatal error.

Anyway… Here is what I got:

Got error ‘PHP message: PHP Fatal error:? Uncaught Error: Class “COMPLIANZ” not found…

@chrmrtns I’m sorry, thanks for reporting it, I’ve fixed this error now, can you check again?

Cool, @rogierlankhorst – this fixed the error. Thanks a lot. Will now try a bit around, before getting into your BF deal.

Have a great afternoon.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Chris. Reason: mentioned user

@rogierlankhorst – well, FYI the cookie box on login page works now as expected. Awesome. ??

One thing I did not yet managed to work properly: There is a link in the cookie box “Dienste verwalten” – it just hyperlinks #cmplz-cookies-overview and does nothing else – can you guide me where I have a mistake? And – I did not manage to add custom css after activation, is this a premium feature?

Thanks for answering – have a great evening.

Hi @chrmrtns,

Have you generated a Cookie Policy with Complianz already? After doing that, the link on the Cookie Banner should point to that page.

Set the Cookie Policy to Generated by Complianz under Wizard -> General -> Documents, go through the Wizard to ensure that every step is completed and a Cookie Scan & Sync with CookieDatabase had been performed; and finally let the plugin create your new Cookie Policy under the Documents -> Create Documents step.

The Custom CSS field is available under Complianz -> Consent Banner -> Custom CSS, enable the Custom CSS slider and the field should unlock. Note that you must have completed the Wizard for this as well.

Kind regards, Jarno

Thx ??

Maybe I have been to fast setting things up.

Have a great weekend.