• Resolved k.borisov

    (@kborisov)


    Hi,

    I have an almost fully AMP Integrated WooCommerce shop. The whole theme and WooCommerce is written in AMP. The checkout page and some others are not on AMP, because we have a lot of custom JS logic that’s impossible to rewrite using AMP. For those pages I’m including the necessary amp scripts, so that the other components work (header,footer,minicart etc.).

    The problem with the banner is that the user sees it once on the first page they land on, but then another time on the checkout(or the first non Amp page). This might be a huge conversion killer, because they will see it as an bug – ‘Why am I beeing asked again, have I been tracked until this point although I chose only the functional cookies a few minutes ago.’

    My guess is that the Compilanz plugin checks if the page has AMP enabled and displays the AMP banner. Is there an easy way to go around and display the AMP banner on ALL pages?

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  • Plugin Author Aert Hulsebos

    (@aahulsebos)

    Hi @kborisov,

    You can disable the cookie banner on the required pages, in the right column per page.

    As I expect no one will enter on a checkout page, without ever visiting a previous webpage before, this is the fastest way. Forcing the AMP banner on non-AMP pages, but keeping the consent management overall, without the split you see now, will take some time. I guess the above solution might be the quickest.

    regards Aert

    Thread Starter k.borisov

    (@kborisov)

    Hi,

    Thanks for fast response!
    Yes, you are right, in almost all the cases nobody would not come directly on the checkout page, but we’ve made some prepopulated checkout pages (used for marketing) on which the buy lands directly. I can use the cmplz_site_needs_cookiewarning filter described here https://complianz.io/excluding-pages-from-the-cookie-banner/ to enable it on those, correct?

    Thanks,
    Kamen

    Thread Starter k.borisov

    (@kborisov)

    Actually we have some other pages without AMP, where we would like to show the same AMP banner.

    Is there any way to achieve it with the plugin. Using hooks and filters.
    if not, we will most likely write ourselves the amp cookie banner.

    Do you agree with us, that it seems untrustworthy to ask the users for the same permissions twice and is this(same banner on AMP and non-AMP pages) a feature that you deem valuable and would consider implementing in the future?

    Plugin Author Aert Hulsebos

    (@aahulsebos)

    Hi @kborisov,

    I will need to have a look, AMP consent is very specific, and combining this with a javascript based consent management for non-AMP is not something I can work out without doing a deep dive.

    If I know how it will be in a future release. For now, I will put it on our to-do list, to see if we can brainstorm a solution.

    regards Aert

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