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Thanks for the tip @raamdev. It might be a solution. The consent message however has to be fired on every (landing) page where the user can enter for the first time. It would mean a double cache set. (nice functionality by the way).

I am thinking of creating a consent message that is fired before anything is loaded (even before wordpress), that way eliminating any compatibility problem and also making sure that absolutely no cookie is placed at the user side. I only have to figure out how to track that.

Oops overlooked that (crucial) one. Thanks for the quick answer. It seems to work though the effect on the overall score is not that great. Guess I have to tweak and squeeze a bit more.
Heel erg bedankt ??

Thanks Nate!

Nate: Thanks for the rapid response. In Firefox the sap_scheduler_register_events() returns the following error:

Error: ReferenceError: sap_scheduler_register_events is not defined
File: https://xxxxxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/restaurant-reservations/lib/simple-admin-pages/js/admin.js?ver=1.0
Line: 29

The fast and dirty fix I did to save time is simply replace the function call with the function code. (did not have enough time to debug the code properly)

Hi, I had the same problem. The solution is in restaurant-reservations/lib/simple-admin-pages/js/admin.js

The call for `sap_scheduler_register_events()′on line 29 seems to be incorrect. I have made a small correction and it seems to work now.

I have made this ‘hack’ in the original code. I am hoping for an official update from the developer.