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Hi @ghernkadence,

Thank you for the answer. It turns out that using key arrows (left and right on my case indeed for a vertical TAB) works indeed as expected. ??

Thank you and have a nice day

Hi @ghernkadence (and kadence developers),

I just updated to 3.2.18 and my problem is now solved.

Thank you for first testing it and then fixing it ??

Hi @ghernkadence,

Cover indeed solves it (just needs then a small change on the size of the menu but that’s no problem at all).

Thanks for the information about the strange behavior. I will wait for the next update before i mark it as resolved btw.

Once again thanks

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Hi Gilbert and thank you for your mesage.

I went ahead and updated the plugin so the mobile version with which I am having a problem is now available to see.

Thank you in advance for your help ??

Hi @judith0,

In this case i will use css and mark it as resolved, thanks ??

Hi @jarnovos,

Yeah, I saw that Google maps for instance sets a specific cookie while OpenStreetMap just “uses” consented_services to remember what the user chose, so, yeah, it makes sense.

Thank you for your answer

Apparently I had made a mistake. Now everything works with default OpenStreetMap service on free Complianz integrations being enabled, and the linked settings under “Block a script/etc”.

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Hi @jarnovos && @aahulsebos,

Apparently I had messed up something, and I found one of your Documentation guides where you went over dependencies. I found the script creating the problem (ootb-openstreetmap.js), and I did a slight change, this time with OpenStreetMap enabled, which now made it work for me. Specifically, not load tiles until consent, and load map and tiles once button is pressed. Only problem now is that it doesn’t show up in my cookie policy no matter what I do, but I guess I will wait a bit to see.

Ok, I played around a bit and I was able to get the Google maps to appear on the Cookie Policy generated by Complianz (OSM too, but..). Toggling the button there indeed revoked the permission. So, my problem appears indeed to be that I can’t make the OpenStreetMap service to show up on my Cookie Policy because I am using a custom integration under script center. What would be better? Something custom to connect a custom created service on Cookie Policy with the custom script on Integrations tab or writing a mu which would allow the plugin I use to work with the default Complianz openstreetmap service?

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Hi @jarnovos,

I have added my openstreetmap as a custom integration (see discussion above) because the default openstreetmap service (I have it unchecked) doesn’t work on my website because of the plugin I use. I am using my own cookie policy since the cmplz_consented_services is the only cookie, and which is set after allowing my custom integration. I also let complianz create one (cookie policy) for me, but I didn’t see any mention of OSM there.

So, what I am asking is if there is a specific button class, or way to add the custom integration to the cookie policy (as seen in Installation guide -> Consent -> Services) or implementation which would allow me to specifically block/unblock my custom integration. With the current setting it also revokes access to a google maps iframe I use for testing.

(The website is again available now btw, and yes, consent per service is enabled :))

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Hi, i tried to solve it by using the code below (in my case I had to change it to the Gutenberg block I am using, but yeah), which seems to work. Let me know if this is the correct way to do it. No, this still unblocks everything, and not OSM specifically (I’m testing this with a google maps iframe). Also, apologies for replying again, but I can’t edit the previous one anymore.

<button class="cmplz-btn cmplz-deny" data-service-name="OpenStreetMap">Revoke OpenStreetMap Use</button>

Thank you ??

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Hi again, I have a final question. I don’t have any cookie other than the one set when accepting the OSM. Is there any way to revoke consent per service instead of using the global one? The revoke button in [cmplz-revoke-link text=”Revoke your settings!”] is grayed out, and the only way to revoke is to press Deny on the manage cookie consent pop-up.

For now I added this:

<button class="cmplz-btn cmplz-deny">Αν?κληση OpenStreetMap</button>

Since my only cookie is basically the one to remember what the user did with the OSM, but sth more concrete would be welcome ??

Thank you

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Hi again.

I tried the free version of Complianz, and I got it to work with a bit of help from their support. For anyone interested:

In free complianz, you could go to the Integrations page, turn off the OpenStreetMap service which is broken with your plugin, and then scroll down to the Script center, and specifically to the “Block a script, iframe or plugin”. There, you will add the stuff shown in the photo here. This solved my problem and now I can’t see the requests to OpenStreetMap tile servers on the first load, but they do load once you accept the terms.

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Hi, and thanks for the answer. Yeah, you are right in the way you added the dependencies. I did it like in the photo you shared, here is the complete photo from my side, and it worked ??

I also informed the ootb support page about my case, and how it got solved.

Thank you ??

(Btw, the site is a live-stage, so I am gonna block access)

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I also tried to custom block it via “Block Script, iframe or plugin” using its div class. It worked visually, but in the background, the requests are still made to OpenStreetMap. I tried to block the leaflet.js that comes inside the aforementioned plugin, it blocked OpenStreetMap but didn’t get enabled after accepting (pressing “Agree” on the placeholder). I will try more to find the correct script and come back. Until then thanks in advance and enjoy the rest of King’s Day ??

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