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For example something like this (for google analytics)

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ga(‘create’, ‘UA-XXXXX-Y’, ‘auto’);
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Hi,

I am not sure I got it well but I understand it this way.

1. Upon acceptance, all cookies (functional and third party) are accepted. The new “cookie_notice_accepted” cookie appears and it is set to “true”.

2. Upon refusal, not all cookies are removed. Only those whose script has been added in the plugin settings (typically Google Analytic cookies)*. Then the site will be loaded without GA cookies.The new “cookie_notice_accepted” cookie appears and it is set to “false”.

In my case the revoke consent button works when added manually for example in the “privacy page” using the shortcode. The automatic mode did not work (see above comment by plugin author for a possible explanation).
Anyway if you want to bring back the cookie notice option bar just delete the “cookie_notice_accepted” cookie as I mentionned in a previous reply.

This works fine for me and I hope it will also work for you.

* The script must be deleted from all other places where it appears elsewhere inthe site.

4 and 5 are now solved as well. Provided the ad blocker is disabled it is possible to show the notice bar by disabling the “cookie-notice-accepted” cookie from the browser bar (in firefox) and make a new choice. One can see the change in the list of cookies (in my case with or without _GA cookies.
Of course it is possible to go from consent to no consent or the opposite.
I could not see the revoke button but this is not important as the above method is OK for my needs.
So to conclude: a very good and simple plugin which helps complying with the GDPR requirements

Hi

OK 1, 2 and 3 solved. For the system to operate correctly I had to disable the adblocker.
Questions 4 and 5 remain.

Hi,

Interestingly it seems there is no mention of the revoke option in the cookie notice documentation (https://dfactory.eu/docs/cookie-notice/). Anyway I think that the revoke button could/should not be in the notice bar which disappears once the choice has been made. So where? May be in the wp privacy policy page?
Fortunately it is very easy and fast to change the consent status without needing a dedicated button. Just remove the “cookie_notice_accepted” cookie from the browser bar and refresh the page. This brings back the notice bar and a new choice can be made.

Thanks for answering so rapidly. Of course! sometimes one can make stupid mistakes. Thanks also for recommending that I configure my local host. I’ll have a look at the documentation.

Hi,

wpsolutions: Thank you very much for the complement of information and the code. I mark as resolved.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by fermanus.

Hi Wpsolutions and mbrsolution

Thank you for your help, especially to wp solutions for mentionning the filters. This is quite useful. One last short question to wpsolutions: when I modify the default value from 5000 to let’s say 1000, is the change permanent or will it be deleted upon plugin update?
Thanks.

Hi,

Thanks for your answer but I am afraid I did not express myself well. In fact I do not want to reset the plugin. I only want to “reset” the tables. To this effect I chose to completely delete (instead of only emptying) the tables so that I am sure nothing is left. Is that OK? The reason I am asking is because on my local clone after doing that no change occurs in the recreated AIOWPS tables even after weeks. This is probably because not much happens on my local site (apart from a few logins from myself) and this is not recorded in the AIOWPS tables but it might also be that for whatever reason the database does not get updated anymore. May be the question is stupid and the answer obvious but I want to make sure!
Thanks

Hi,

For my understanding: is it also OK to go in the DB, delete the 6 AIOWPS tables + the aio_wp_security_configs row in wp-options or is it risky (or wrong)?

Regards

Fermanus

Hi,

Thank you very much for the information. I have no more questions regarding this topic. I was just wondering what the difference was between deactivating and suppressing from the WP dashboard and I got the answer.

Regards.

Hi,

Thanks for the information.

1. I knew that settings were saved in the database upon deactivation but I was a little bit surprised to see this is still the case upon suppression (i.e when the AIOWPS folder is deleted from the WPcontents/plugin folder). So is it right to say there is no real difference between “deactivate” and “suppress” in the case of AIOWPS?

2. By the way, except for the 5 (or 6 in my case) specific AIOWPS tables and the row you mentionned above are there other places in the database where AIOWPS appears.

I have no problem with the plugin which works just fine. This is just for my understanding.
Thanks a lot for informing me.

Regards.

Done, thank you.

Hi,

No further help needed for this topic. Everything is clear. Thanks a lot for your time and bye for now.

Best regards

Hi,

So that everything is perfectly clear to me, one last question concerning the blacklist manager. As I said erlier, in my case I could not use the “enter IP addresses” option because there were so many and I tried to use the “enter user agents” instead. As all failed logins were due to a single “user name” , I thought that simply entering this name in the “enter one or more user agents strings” window was OK. But this did not work at all and I kept recording failed logins. Apparently I misunderstood something? But what?
Thanks a lot for your time and explanations.
Best regards