Daniel

Hi Steve,

Thanks for pointing that out. No, it didn’t include it. Now I have two files: package.json and .eslintrc together along with node_modules folder in which @wordpress folder resides. And all of that located in main WordPress installation folder.

Now changing recommended to, let’s say, es5 inside of .eslintrc changes eslint’s warnings when linting .js files inside themes folder.

Now I can place .eslintrc anywhere on the path in between node_modules and file being linted. That way I can use different setups for different projects.

So I assume that works well now.

Yep, I can confrm it works flawelessly now.

Thank you very much!

Thak you for pushing an update and in such a short time. Your plugin is a lot more functional now. Could you, please, make Load More Button translatable too?

Best regards, Dan.

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Or, alternatively, I could do that myself and send a file to you for a review? What do you think?

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Also, based on website’s language settings I could make people automatically subscribe to appriopriate language-based lists with TNP, but if I wanted to set a language data for a subscriber I had to resort to database manipulation (updating subscriber’s data in ‘newsletter’ table to be exact).

Thank you for your time and effort!

I got it working eventually. I deleted ‘newsletter’ table with PhpMyAdmin and then reinitiated the plugin in Plugins section. Worked pretty well.

Best regards, Daniel.

Ah, having appriopriate hooks would be a huge help!

And if it’s about custom blocks I figured that out. Using information available on your website and a little bit of trial and error I managed to create custom post type block, works really well.

Thank you very much!

Best regards, Dan.

Well, shortcode is not a basic function. It’s a paid function. Any other file manager features work as expected.

Right, so I think I figured that out. ??

The one thing I didn’t mention in previous post is that I’m using another plugin managing GA in WordPress. That plug-in runs GA scripts and installs necessary cookies in the browser.

Because whenever you write any js code in the script block textarea when setting up a new consent for GDPR, that code is fired only when your consent is positive. That’s why I coudn’t block GA script being run by another plugin. I wanted my code to be fired when the consent is negative. When you decline consent nothing is being fired. I overcame this little shortcomming by using jQuery Cookie plug-in. In my case I made it detect if there is ‘wpgdprc-consent’ with ‘denied’ value cookie present in the browser. If the conditions is true it fires necessary code to block GA and remove all Ga left over cookies , which, the code, is put in enqueued external js file.

Hope that anything I wrote above is understandable enough to help anyone ??

That’s fair enough. Having an option to delete personal data would be perfect.

Well, that’s obvious no WP plug-in make the website fully compliant. That’s me who is responsible for waxing it to shine. But it’s nice to use tools which help me to achieve that.

BTW, don’t get me wrong, Flamingo is a great tool already!

Thank for your time to respond. Best regards, Dan.

Hello,

But are you going to implement “auto delete after certain period of time” option to Flamingo?

Best regards, Dan.

Hello @fclaussen,

1. Yesss!! Thank you!

2. You’ll do as you think is the best. I only dropped a few suggestions here ??

Thank you very much for such a great support!

Hi guys,

@linus218, @bibliata, you need to add consents first before anything is being displayed, at least that’s what I noticed. But IMHO the plug-in should display cookie bar even if there are only necessary cookies being collected, just to inform user that there are cookies being collected at all.

Apart from that the plugin is a huge help with new privacy data resolution. Thanks a lot!

Best regards.

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Fernando, you sir provide one of the best user supports I’ve ever dealt with! Seriously!

Now, let’s cut to the chase ??

1. …But add links with simple html tag? I tried that with Privacy Excerpt field. Whenever I wrap text with <a href="#">Privacy Policy</a>after saving settings the tag just disappears.

2. Why not to let users add even 150 cookies if they want to? ??

I had another thought just a few keyboard key presses ago about how cookies section could be sorted. Maybe it would be even better to add separate section for each cookie (in category section, so basically section in section). You create category, i.e. Necessary and in that category every cookie has three fields to fill out: name of a cookie, reason for use and additional information (such as external cookie privacy policy link). You press “Add cookie” button and another section with three fields for a cookie pops out. And when put that everyhing together it would form a nice clear table with all the information needed on the front end. ?? But obviously there would be no need for separate “How are these used:” and “Third party domain:” fields in cookie category section, because every separate cookie section would have those fields anyway. OK, maybe one tinyMCE field to write some general information about cookies placed in that particular category would do. Does whatever I write here make sense at all or am I mumbling? Do you think that would be too much information? Be honest ??

3. Yes! With a little help from @bonaldi and a little knowledge of PHP I managed to get it working ??

Thank you very much for willing to improve your work! Me and probably a lot of other GDPR plug-in users appreciate that!

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Hi Bonaldi,

I don’t know what wildcard is ??

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I managed to find an adequate information, didn’t know it’s called wildcard but hey, we learn through all our lives, don’t we?

Thanks for pointing that out!

That makes point number three irrelevant then ??

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Hello,

The same here, I’ve changed the default login address to the custom one and it’s still being found by bots. How to prevent bots from being able to find the custom address?

Best regards, Dan.