• Resolved Ciao121

    (@ciao121)


    Hi,

    I have a site whose “editorial” part (posts and pages) is done by WordPress. Then I have 2 services (like a map and a calendar) that are done outside WP using php. At the moment they are under custom subdomains (map.mydomain.com and calendar.mydomain.com) but I can easily move them to a subfolder structure. To use those services user have to register and at the moment the registration is not by wordpress.
    I would like to use complianz as my privacy, terms and cookie manager and I’m trying to understand if I could use it. I.e. an user would register using WP registration and, I just use wp authentication and sessions in “external” services. Or, another option, I could use WP user registration / delete hooks to manage “external” services users. Is that something possible or will I go in a nightmare?

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  • Plugin Contributor Aert Hulsebos

    (@aahulsebos)

    Hi @ciao121,

    Porting consent management to a non-WordPress page will be cumbersome I’m afraid.

    Is it possible to move to custom WordPress templates in your theme for example, so you can use wp_head and wp_footer, so Complianz can load?

    regards Aert

    Thread Starter Ciao121

    (@ciao121)

    Hi @aahulsebos , my idea was to load using wp-blog-header.php or just (better) wp-load.php. Do you know if that shoul be enough?

    Plugin Contributor Aert Hulsebos

    (@aahulsebos)

    Hi @ciao121,

    I’m not sure, honestly never tried, as it always seems that the other way around is easier and faster (in my experience).

    The easy fix would be looking at a way to include consent with the registration.

    But this has some drawbacks as well concerning previous registrations, revoking consent etc.

    I unfortunately don’t have anything lying around for you to work with and helping you with this is not an issue, but will take some time as we’re currently preparing for 7.0.

    If possible, could you show the pages that need to be integrated with some backstory so I have some context. If you want you can do this via complianz.io/contact/

    Let me know, regards Aert

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