dissapear on scroll

Hi, it doesn’t currently have a scroll feature but it’s a decent idea and something I’ll consider for a future version. The main consideration is that there needs to be ‘implied consent’ and I’m not sure that scrolling down the page constitutes such a thing.

N.B. a new version is in development but no release date planned as unfortunately I have a really busy schedule so can’t commit to getting it done by any specific date.

Hi and thanks for the fast response,

I have some html&css background, but no JS. I read over the web that a solution to make something “disappear on scroll” must be written in Js.

I tried to add the bellow code(from stackoverflow) into cookielawinfo.js, but unfortunately no effect:

$(window).bind('scroll', function() {
     if ($(window).scrollTop() > 100) {
         $('#cookie-law-info-bar').hide();
     }
     else {
         $('#cookie-law-info-bar').show();
     }
});

I understand you are busy, I don’t want to add pressure or anything, I just thought that perhaps exchanging opinions we could find a solution, in a not time consuming way.

All the best and thanks,
Andrei

Hi, creating a JavaScript would be quite simple- this particular code won’t work for a number of reasons- but the main consideration is if this is a good feature, and if it is, when I might do it. Unfortunately I’m not going to have time to build this any time soon. In any event, I don’t think that scrolling is ‘implied consent’ so I’d want to think about how this would be built, if at all. Hope that clarifies.

Hi, for Italian law scrolling down is a way to accept cookies. This law will be valid from 2nd of June.

Have you implemented something do to that?

Thanks and Regards

Hi

For the Italian law, scrolling is just one way of implied consent, not the only way. It’s not a feature right now, same answer as above- maybe in the future ??

Hi, after researching the Italian interpretation of the EU ePrivacy Directive I decided to build the “accept on scroll” feature and have a working prototype ready to upload to a new version. No official release date planned but hopefully soon.

Yes, this would be awesome. Also because, if I’m not wrong, in the Italian specifications, the banner should cover a part of the site. That’s why I’ve decided to go for the footer placement because the header in reality wouldn’t be correct. And I’ve used the 10 seconds for now but the accept on scroll would apply better.

Thanks for your plugin.

Hi Richard, thanks for your decision about “accept on scroll”. And thanks for the plugin. Ciao

This feature was added in a previous version and can be configured from the plugin settings.

yes, that was great. Thank you.