christinelle

Hi again,

I’ve test this configuration and, maybe it’s OK :

– All my cookie categories are set to “Enabled” by default.
– When I first visit my website, the banner appear to let the user choose to accept or reject the cookies.

If I make no choice and visit different pages, no cookies are registered in the chrome console (except necessary cookies) >> So, no cookie registered untill the user make choice

If I click “Reject”, cookies are not registered even if there are set to enabled in the settings. >> So OK for GDPR I think.

If I click “Accept”, cookies are registered.

And I have notice that the cookie ID have to be well registred in backoffice in order the blocker script works well.

Hi @jidwictut9 !

Many thanks for your reply. You make me understand the way the plugins works !

First, I agree with you, the “Accept” / “Reject” button of the free version don’t affect the cookie category settings directly. The user have to switch on/off each category and save to really registered his consent. It’s quite confusing.

Secondly, I was thinking the script attached to cookie category was inserted or not according to the user consent. But it works in a different way. Thanks to the Chrome console I have found that :
– My Google analytics script is inserted by default
– If the user accept the “analytics” cookies, the cookies (_ga, _gid, _gat) are registered
– But if the user turn off the switch of the “analytics” category in the cookie settings, the cookies are well deleted.

So the plugin works for me