Complianz gdpr on Divi

Hi @jckmntn,

I will take a closer look at the Divi + ReCaptcha implementation on a testing environment to check if I can reproduce the behavior, and get back to you with an update soon.

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi @jckmntn,

I have an example of the Divi Contact Form with ReCaptcha enabled & blocked with Complianz here: https://divi-again.instawp.xyz/contact/

Above (or under) the form, add a Divi “Code” module with the following HTML:

<button data-service="google-recaptcha" data-category="marketing" class="cmplz-blocked-content-container cmplz-blocked-content-notice cmplz-accept-service cmplz-accept-marketing cmplz-wpforms" style="text-align: left; cursor: pointer;">

Click here to accept reCaptcha cookies before sending the form.

</button>

And some CSS under Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS to make that button disappear after consent is obtained:

.cmplz-google-recaptcha button.cmplz-blocked-content-container.cmplz-blocked-content-notice.cmplz-wpforms {
    display: none;
}

Kind regards, Jarno

Can this be used also for the google maps?

Hi @jckmntn,

For Google maps, we have several other integrations, please take a look at this article to check what solution is best suited for your site: https://complianz.io/debugging-google-maps/, let us know if you need any further guidance with this.

Kind regards, Kim van Dijk

Hi @jckmntn,

I see that your Map is already blocked prior to obtaining consent, and reloaded correctly when clicking “Accept” in the Complianz Banner or when clicking your custom button.

I’d therefore assume that you already found the solution, so I will mark this as resolved for now. But feel free to reach out if we can help!

Kind regards, Jarno

Yes google maps is blocked but is not showing any placeholder, I putted one by my own but I’m not sure is working perfectly so I would know if there’s a procedure to get the proper placeholder in it.

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Hi @jckmntn,

The easiest way to add a placeholder to this element would be by navigating to Complianz > Integrations > Script Center > Block a script, iframe or plugin, and then use below set-up. That should be sufficient to add a placeholder to a <div> with the ID “map”.

This is what I did but is not showing any placecholder on my Divi website.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by jckmntn.

Hi @jckmntn,

I don’t see the changes being reflected on the front-end just yet, could you confirm that the slider for your new integration is enabled; and give it another Save?

If you can’t seem to get it to operate as expected, you may reach us via support(at)complianz.io for a closer look.

Kind regards, Jarno

I made a screen shot of my settings. The placeholder I insert by my own simply use css to detect if ‘.cmplz-marketing’ class exist in the body, don’t know if is the correct way to do it especially for the custom google maps api code I’m using.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by jckmntn.

Hi @jckmntn,

I can’t see any screenshots in your post, I’m afraid. But the method you describe seems to be for your own, custom placeholder. Not the one added with Complianz itself.

If you would like us to assist with configuring the placeholder for this service in the Complianz Script Center, please send us an e-mail on support(at)complianz.io, so we might be able to speed this up a little.

Kind regards, Jarno