GDPR consent

@seb4stian ,

Currently we only support GDPR plugin by Trew Knowledge.

And is there a hook I could address with my functions.php or any other not so easy way?

If not, do you plan to make it possible?

Open the file es-register.php (wp-content/plugins/email-subscribers/classes) and delete the PHP call on line 2209 and add somethink like:

<div>
<input onchange="this.setCustomValidity(validity.valueMissing ? 'I accept the terms and conditions' : '');" id="field_terms" type="checkbox" required name="terms"> <span>I accept the <a href="https://yourlink" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> terms and conditions</a></span>
</div>

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by davidoliverasinfo.

Hi C3PORocks,

thanks for your reply but this file has just 1190 lines.

OK, so delete this part:

<?php if (( in_array('gdpr/gdpr.php', $active_plugins) || array_key_exists('gdpr/gdpr.php', $active_plugins) )) {
					echo GDPR::consent_checkboxes();
				} ?>

And change it for this one:

<div>
<input onchange="this.setCustomValidity(validity.valueMissing ? 'I accept the terms and conditions' : '');" id="field_terms" type="checkbox" required name="terms"> <span>I accept the <a href="https://yourlink" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> terms and conditions</a></span>
</div>

I found this part, beginning on line 1105. But changing the code doesn’t seem to bring any result.
Regardless what I do change in es-register.php it stays like it is.
Deactivate and activate the plugin did also not solve the problem.

Do you have any further instructions/ideas?

Did you upload the modified file and refresh the browser window? Of course don’t use the RGPD plugin… It works for me.

Hello,

this worked for me:

Open the file es-loadwidget.php (wp-content/plugins/email-subscribers/classes) and delete the PHP call on line 43 and add this:

$es .= '<div><input onchange="this.setCustomValidity(validity.valueMissing ? \'I accept the terms and conditions\' : \'\');" id="field_terms" type="checkbox" required name="terms"> <span>I accept the <a href="https://yourlink" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> terms and conditions</a></span></div>';

Note the backshlashes in “onchange”.

However, a registered hook for future updates would be much appreciated!

hello,

Always be safe take a copy or make a backup of the the below files before editing.. ??

I to have a problem with such an large overhead especially when it clashes with my current cookie setup of another pre existing plugin.

If those of you who were wondering why this may not seem to work it does.. The first solution is for the shortcode that’s placed in the post or page not the group selector widget.

So if you want this to work with the group selector you need to update the “es-af-register.php” for the group selector plugin directly.

This can be found at about line 400 in the file as listed below.
(wp-content/plugins/email-subscribers-advanced-form/includes/es-af-register.php)

The code is the same as @svenhanstein but you need to change the variable to $es_af.

You can leave in the GDPR routine in place, just rem out the “get” call for GDPR check box like below for safety sake if you wish to revert if you still have the GDPR plugin active.
example below..

if (( in_array('gdpr/gdpr.php', $active_plugins) || array_key_exists('gdpr/gdpr.php', $active_plugins) )) {
//$es_af .= GDPR::get_consent_checkboxes();
}

Then just below it place this statement as per @svenhanstein suggestion. Note the variable name change.

$es_af .= '<div><input onchange="this.setCustomValidity(validity.valueMissing ? \'I accept the terms and conditions\' : \'\');" id="field_terms" type="checkbox" required name="terms"> <span>I accept the <a href="https://www.link-to-your-privacy-policy" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> terms and conditions</a></span></div>';

I have placed this in all three files to cover off flexibility if I want to use a shortcode elsewhere on our site later.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by andrewmperryman.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by andrewmperryman.