darkmoonxarx

Hi there,
any chances that you can add this? Many currencies have either . or , as the decimal separator and it confuses my customers to see the wrong one.

That Woocommerce option fixed it! Thank you very much! ??

Yeah checkout is behaving strangely… I have a 14€ product which shows as 16$ when you change the currency, but always ends up being $11 or 11€ on checkout.

That sounds like a good concept.
But maybe just an optional page refresh option is the fastest way to get this feature in and do the fancy ajax script load later. It could even be unchecked by default… A normal blog doesn’t need the refresh, but marketers would like to have their tracking activ asap. I definitely have seen other pages refresh after cookie consent so it wouldn’t be totally unusual.

Interesting. Tganks for the insight. Well, your plugin looks and feels really professional and it’s great to know that your work has high standards under the hood as well.
If making a secure version of this option takes a lot of effort you should really consider charging for a PRO version, so you can give it the attention it deserves. I would definitely pay for a high quality easy to use GDPR solution.

Yeah makes sense, but it would make things sooo much easier (instead of me breaking my site with incorrect wrapper functions… Honestly, working in the functions.php feels more dangerous to me x) )
There is a plugin called “GDPR tools” that works like this. Maybe it can give you some ideas.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by darkmoonxarx.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by darkmoonxarx.

Like an Ajax load? I have no idea how to do that. x) But that sounds good too. Would be awesome if your plugin could assist with that.

My problem is that I put the facebook pixel and GA in a function wrapper. If the user agrees to cookies, the function is never executed without a refresh meaning that this page visit is never tracked, because the script isn’t loaded yet. Do you see what I mean? For landing pages it is very important that the facebook pixel script becomes active the moment the user agrees to the cookie.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by darkmoonxarx.

+1 for wildcards

And yay I need that German translation too.

Awesome! Keep up the good work!

Ah, that’s the disable cookie, I see. Smart… Thanks for the tip and your patient help!

I think using the wrapper function for JavaScript code will be doable for everyone once a step by step instruction is available

But right now if I click “I understand” in the cookie bar the script above gets activated when I refresh the page or navigate to the next one… that is the intended behavior or is it not?

Any idea what I can do so it works with WP Fastest Cache enabled?

WP Fastest Cache unfortunately caches the site with or without the Google Analytic Script Codes served with an if function to the header. This way it can happen that people trigger cookies they didn’t give permission to. -.- Or is wp_header not the place where I should put the scripts?

Okay I think I got it now. Unfortunately, WP Fastest Cache sometimes serves the wrong version of the page to me (deactivated GA code although I agreed to cookies, activated GA code although I switched it off). Is this something I can fix?

1. I added “Tracking” under Settings > Cookies and wrote “_ga” as one of the “Cookies used by the site”
2. Then I wrapped my Google Analytics in an if function using is_allowed_cookie( $cookie ) of this plugin. I use a plugin called Code Snippet to add it to my functions.php.

function google_analytics_tracking_code(){

	$propertyID = 'UA-XXXXX-X'; // GA Property ID

	if ( function_exists('is_allowed_cookie') && is_allowed_cookie( '_ga' ) ) { ?>
 
<!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->
<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=<?php echo $propertyID; ?>"></script>
<script>
  window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
  function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}
  gtag('js', new Date());

  gtag('config', '<?php echo $propertyID; ?>', { 'anonymize_ip': true });
</script>
 
// Google Analytics Snippet ends here

<?php }
}

add_action('wp_head', 'google_analytics_tracking_code');

Hm, I am still not sure I fully got it.

What cookies are activated, when the user clicks “I understand” on the banner? Only the required ones but also the optional ones?
And how are theses cookies blocked or activated? I have to wrap them all by hand in the functions.php using if ( have_consent( ‘$consent’ ) ) or is_allowed_cookie( $cookie )? Or is it enough to name them in the cookie settings area of the plugin?

Sorry to bug you with so many questions… but maybe it helps you to see your plugin from an outsider’s perspective.

Ah, I just found it ?? Thank you so very much for your time… I was looking under cookies, not in the consent area.

Can I also do pre-checked consents that are not required and can be deactivated? Before ePrivacy in 2019 it is still allowed to enable anonymized Google Analytics by default in Germany, but I would like to use the GDPR’s interface for the opt-out (removing the tracking code completely when the user unchecks it).

So “cookies” is more an information area or does it really clear cookies listed under “Cookies used by the site”?

Hehe documentation is probably a good idea… When I finally understood everything about your plugin I will make a video tutorial about it.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by darkmoonxarx.