Tasos Fel

Hello @mslepko

It seems like you have an older version of the cookie control plugin. Please download and install the latest version from the WordPress plugin repository. You may have to reconfigure your settings so before update the plugin please back up your database.

Best regards,
Tassos

Hi @jim1234 ,

Could you give us some information, the cookie icon should be visible by default.

Hi fuchsws,

Cookie Control does not provide such an option. If the user has selected “do not track” in the browser, cookie control is ignored (cookies are not allowed by the browser), so the option is redundant.

Hello,

Cookie Control implements its own translation system as Pro feature.

You can add as many alternative languages ??as you want, using the Locale Objects (https://www.civicuk.com/cookie-control/documentation#locale-object).

Alternative languages and respective translations can be set up by using the fields under *Regional* tab.

Best Regards,
Tassos

Hi mallorydxw,

Thank you for your kind fix. We have updated the version of the plugin.

Hi wooassist,

You can have a look at the official documentation, there are some examples about google analytics , facebook pixel etc. https://www.civicuk.com/cookie-control/documentation

Also here https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cookiecontrol there are various topics from other users.

Hi @chrism82

No, unfortunately, you can’t get a new v8 API key. We plan to release the new version of the plugin on April 20.

In the meantime users can manually insterting the v9 JS code snippet , just like you did.

Hello ,

You are probably having this issue because you are using a Cookie Control version 9 api key. The plugin currently supports only version 8 api keys.
We are currently working to update the plugin in order to support both version 8 and version 9. We will update it shortly.

In case you are using a version 8 api key this warning means that you cant contact civic servers to validate the api key. There is a fallback option to choose your product lisence type manually.

Hi,
since cookies are stored in the user’s browser, they can only be removed manually after uninstalling the plugin.

Hi Toshiyuki,

Thank you for your note. It was a typo error. The issue has been fixed.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Tasos Fel.

Hello,

NID cookie is a third party cookie placed by google services.
Third party cookies cannot be removed by any cookie control script.
The most you can do, is offering the user an opt-out link if there’s one.
For example for google cookies you can use the following https://adssettings.google.co.uk

Hi,

You can create the youtube iframes dynamically inside the onAccept callback. That way the iframes will not be on the page until the user consents. So the onAccept could be like this:

onAccept: function() {

    var iframe = document.createElement("iframe");
    iframe.src = <youtube-url>;
    iframe.id = "youtube-iframe";
    var youtubeHolder = document.getElementById("yt-holder");
    youtubeHolder.appendChild(iframe);

}

You should use a similar snippet for all videos on the page. Similarly, inside the onRevoke you could remove all of these iframes, using the removeChild() method:

onRevoke: function() {

  var frame = document.getElementById("youtube-iframe");
  frame.parentNode.removeChild(frame);

}