• Resolved seanking2919

    (@seanking2919)


    Hi guys,

    I just noticed an issue with the GDPR plugin. It detects all the webpages with no-scroll (removing the side scroll bar entirely), which causes an issue where the user of a desktop/laptop browser, such as Mozilla Firefox, won’t be able to scroll through longer pages.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    Hi @seanking2919

    I could not replicate the issue. Not even on your site.
    I can see the scroll just fine. https://imgur.com/a/8DdPTQp.

    Can you explain to me step by step how to see this issue?

    Thread Starter seanking2919

    (@seanking2919)

    If you’re in Mozilla Firefox, go to the website, inspect element, and go to the top of html section. Image of my side here: https://kek.gg/i/4CY8fc.png

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    So… This should only happen if you don’t have the privacy-policy consent and you are logged in.

    You should be seeing a white screen with your privacy policy in it.
    It has a class of gdpr-reconsent-modal.

    I’m not sure why this isn’t in your markup. Did you remove it somehow?

    Thread Starter seanking2919

    (@seanking2919)

    Ok. Well, I use the TML (Theme My Login) plugin and it doesn’t have a GDPR consent thing in it. Should I add it in? If so, how?

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    I have no idea how that plugin works. I provided ways for users to add the consent checkboxes to their registration pages using PHP.

    But that is not really the issue here. The issue is that the reconsent modal that holds the privacy policy isn’t loading on your page. I wonder if you disabled that somehow.

    The only way the plugin doesn’t load this is if you don’t pick a privacy policy page. Is that the case?

    Thread Starter seanking2919

    (@seanking2919)

    Yeah. I don’t have a privacy policy page.

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    That’s why.

    Thread Starter seanking2919

    (@seanking2919)

    Got that fixed. ??

    I am having the same issue. And indeed, I do not have a policy yet. That is why I installed the plugin in the first place. I am working towards GDPR complyance.

    I am also not going to create a dummy policy just to get the scroll bar to work.

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    Hi @evelien

    I suggest that you get your policies ready or at least a first draft before using the plugin.

    If possible, I also recommend using a staging server to set everything up. Ensure everything works as expected and then moving over to your production server.

    Thanks for your reply @fclaussen,

    you speak wise words. But I still think even a sloppy admin like me should not get a malfunctioning website due to (my) lagging compliance to GDPR.

    My first thought was to give the plugin a 4-star review until this is fixed, but I am going to put up a temporary policy, informing my users we are working on the GDPR. So I will no longer be able to check whether this has been fixed.

    So I trust it will be fixed and I will award it a 5-star review right now. It is helping me a lot and you are very responsive to support requests. WTG!

    Best regards,
    Evelien

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    Thanks @evelien

    And you are right. This was an unexpected side effect. I already pushed a fixed in the latest version. If you update this should not be a problem anymore.

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