Rok Balboa

I confirm also,.. after update works.

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Spotted the same issue. Using free Yoast, latest WP, latest Yoast.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Rok Balboa.

Hi, no other plugins from BeRocket.
Running the most recent version of WordPress Version 5.2.3

Yes back to normal.

Thanks, solved it ??
Just replaced ‘yith_infs_added_elem’ with ‘ajaxStop’.

// Load hearts infinite scroll
jQuery(document).on(‘ajaxStop’, function () {
jQuery(‘.alg-wc-wl-btn’).addClass(‘ajax-loading’);
var alg_wc_wl_show = function () {
jQuery(‘.alg-wc-wl-btn.ajax-loading’).removeClass(‘ajax-loading’);
}
var alg_wc_wl_position = function () {
if (typeof alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner === ‘undefined’ || jQuery.isEmptyObject(alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner)) {
jQuery(‘body’).on(‘alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner’, function (e) {
alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner = e.obj;
alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner.init();
});
} else {
alg_wc_wl_thumb_btn_positioner.init();
}
setTimeout(alg_wc_wl_show, 200);
};
setTimeout(alg_wc_wl_position, 500);
});

Yes it is still the same issue.

In admin you can find consent given by WPCF7 form, but the email for personal data request does not contain the link.

Unregistered users cannot withdraw consent.
Unregistered users are wast majority of WordPress driven websites I believe.

In Chrome in Incognito mode:

1. I submit a CF7 form as unregistered visitor
(the form containes [acceptance newsletter]…[/acceptance]. I also added in Custom consent types ‘newsletter’ as Machine-readable slug – visible)

2. Then I went to Privacy Tools page, and submit the email
(I can see Please identify yourself via e-mail text,.. and email field)

3. After submitting the email, I get confirmation on the page – We will send you an email with the link to access your data. Please check your spam folder as well!

4. I check the email and received it with the following text:
Someone has requested information about your personal data on XXXXXX
None of your personal data is stored on XXXXXX
If this was a mistake or you did not request this email, just ignore it and nothing will happen.

5. This is it

I would expect, to be able to remove consent about the submitted data. I understand there is no data stored, except in the email CF7 sent to recipient address.

Yes great!

Eh ah, this plugin doesn’t like me.

I’m trying with everything you said, with different email accounts, devices and browsers.

Now the button [Send] doesn’t work, for sending the email.

Tried to reinstall the plugin,.. the Request User Data > Activate page is not being created, so I create it myself and put in [wpgdprc_access_request_form]. It is also by default not set to Private anymore.

Uh oh, tired.

Will try on Monday again maybe.
Thank you.

A visitor or registered user cannot withdraw consent. For CF7 forms.

Nothing like this shows:
https://codelight.eu/wordpress-gdpr-framework/app/uploads/2018/02/consents.png

Only:
To use this website, you accepted our Privacy Policy. If you wish to withdraw your acceptance, please use the “Delete my data” button below.

It is ironic, that the plugin should store all form submitted data, so users could delete them later ??

But storing data actually is not necessary, it is OK like it is already… the main problem is actually the consent, which is now not changed anyhow when deleting data,.. if you are registered user or just a visitor.

Deleting / removing consent should probably work like this that actually deletes all data including data in table gdpr_consent (that is the whole reason of all this right?) and administrator of website receives an email about consent removal an data deletion. So he can process further and eliminate data elsewhere where used.

This GDPR for sure is complicated.

@indrek_k must now better.

@aliblack89, yes exactly like that.

This plugin should obviously be able to store all submissions from all forms, so users could retrieve and delete them afterwards, including their consents.

Also when as registered user I delete all my data,… the profile is deleted fine.. but all data in gdpr_consent table stays, intact… that is email, consent and status.

Yes it is funny :-).

But what than WPCF7 support from this plugin actually does?

I thought something like this:
https://codelight.eu/wordpress-gdpr-framework/guide/making-your-forms-compliant/

But for a visitor, for example if he used Contact form,.. he expects to be able to retrieve and delete this data. Because he has provided them.

Sorry i’m little confused here, maybe I just don’t understand everything through.

Maybe at least to empty table gdpr_consent with his emails, or at least change consent (status).

Yes, they should probably be changed by default with new installation. In the way the plugin would actually work.

I have had a migration in between maybe this was the cause. But I have tried with completely removing the plugin and reinstall, but table remaind in InnoDB type. At least in my case.

Change to MyIsam solved the problem.