• Resolved PapGeo

    (@papgeo)


    Hi, I’m interesting in installing the plugin.

    I would like know about if using it involves buying it, generally about the prices, if it deos cookie audit (to see what cookies I’m using) and if it supports two languages (English and Greek).

Viewing 4 replies - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • Plugin Contributor Ryan

    (@rbaronqc)

    @papgeo
    1. Quantcast choice is 100% free.
    2. It does not do a cookie audit, however you have the option (in v1.2.0) to manually select what vendors you want to get consent for.
    3. The plugin does support multiple languages, allowing you to set specific display language for English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Unfortunately Greek is not yet an option, but we have plans to continue adding more languages in the future, but I do not have a date when that option will be available.

    Thread Starter PapGeo

    (@papgeo)

    Thank you very much for your reply!

    I visited a Greek website having your plugin and the language is greek.

    How we set multiple languages, through your website platform (eg. through an account)? With WPML? Through the plugin?

    Thread Starter PapGeo

    (@papgeo)

    I would also like to know if the plugin have the option to appear only to EU visitors.

    Plugin Contributor Ryan

    (@rbaronqc)

    @papgeo,

    Yes, there is a setting to choose to show the CMP globally or only for EU visitors only.

    The different languages are set via the plugin admin interface, and the plugin checks the WPLM language variable and initiates the CMP with those language settings, if the language is not available (as a CMP option) it falls back to the default language. If you are not using WPML, the plugin will attempt check the users default browser language, and if that language is available (as a CMP option) the CMP will initiate with that language, if not available it will fall back to the default.

    For the site using Quantcast Choice in Greek, it’s possible they implemented Quantcast Choice using the self-serve option and added the script directly to their codebase. Otherwise they could be using the WP plugin and just filled in Greek text in another language, and set that as the default language, however, there is one field, The initial screen main body text that is a select option list, not a free form text field.

Viewing 4 replies - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • The topic ‘Questions about the plugin’ is closed to new replies.