Donny Oexman

Happened to me as well. I found the issue.

Technical part:
It has something to do with the generated query. Sometimes the returned ID is “NULL” instead of the ID itself, I don’t know why it returns NULL, haven’t checked that out yet, but anyways, it results in a faulty query, e.g.: SELECT * FROM WP_POSTS WHERE ID IN (500,100,,400). Notice the double commas. That’s incorrect SQL and crashes the export script.

(Quick) Fix:
Add the following code to the ‘export-media-with-selected-content/export-media-with-content.php‘ file at line number 175:
$ids = array_filter( $ids );

This makes sure all empty values are filtered out of the $ids array.

@riddhiehta02; Please do note this is against the GDPR law. Users need to give consent in order to submit the form.

Please link me your websites so I can take a look. Sounds like an styling issue to me.

@bertvanderhooft; Sounds like an CSS issue to me. Please link your website so I can take a look.

You can manually publish your comments via the WordPress backend, no checkbox should be shown there. Is this something you’re trying? If not, please tell me your steps.

@lizuka; Well it depends on what kind of scripts you’re loading. Google has its own debug browser plugin called “Google Tag Assistant“. Can be used to test GTM, GA and some other things. Another thing you can do is, if you’re trying to load your own scripts, is to add a simple console.log('Text here'); code and check your Inspector to see if your text is shown.

We might add our own debug thing in the future. Something like: “Successfully loaded consent X”.

@trimorphous; This is an CSS issue within your theme. You have the following CSS line:

.input-checkbox {
    position: absolute;
}

Remove this line to have it positioned correctly.

Hello @manuel1956,

This is a security measure. You need to make sure you use the same browser (e.g. Chrome) and network when requesting and accessing your data.

Regards,
Donny

Hello.

Yes, it does. It keeps a log ??

Regards,
Donny

@mariana1310; There seems to an issue with your current version of Contact Form 7 or there might be a conflict with your theme. There’s a JavaScript error in the scripts.js file located here: https://www.luisamattioli.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/js/scripts.js. Line 367.

Either update your Contact Form 7 plugin or contact their developers for more information.

Might I also kindly suggest getting a SSL certificate? Your sites are not secure at this moment.

Do you have a JavaScript error on your page?

The code snippets are added dynamically (via JS) in newer versions. This means you won’t see it when checking the page source. Also make sure you don’t have any JavaScript errors.

You don’t like Verdana? ??

You can use the following to stop the CSS from loading:

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'wp_dequeue_scripts_and_styles', 999);
function wp_dequeue_scripts_and_styles() {
    wp_dequeue_style('wpgdprc.css');
}

Add this to your functions.php and you should be fine.

We might add the possibility in the future to disable the styling via the settings. For now, please use the above.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Donny Oexman.

Tagging @webzunft to make sure he reads the updated cookie template.

We’re reloading the page to make sure the consents are added correctly. I don’t understand why that would be a problem with the UX. I think users understand that something happens when they press on the ‘Accept’ button.

You can add consents that are ‘required’. This means it will be loaded by default, no matter the users preferences. Keep the GDPR compliance in mind when doing this.