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note: I think I have found a way around the manage_options limitation by defining custom callbacks/handlers through a separate plugin and calling the methods w3tc_pgcache_flush or w3tc_pgcache_flush_post

Will report back

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jmccann, can you let me know if your issue has been resolved? I’d like to close the ticket ??

quite welcome, and good luck solving the remaining issues ??

I think your problem goes deeper than just this plugin

https://db.tt/EqvVCVOE

you load query 1.8.2 from your theme and later on, wordpress includes it by itself.
This will cause problems.

You should use wp_register_script and wp_enqueue_script for your scripts, use wp_head() in your theme, add your inline scripts below that.

But the main reason the Cookie bar is missing, try adding wp_footer() just above the </body> in your footer.php ??

Hope to be of service, let me know how it goes

Well, if the cookie is written correctly, the bar should no longer appear. Can you please make sure you don’t have your browser set to deny cookies?

Also, please point me to your site, so I can see if it happens to me as well.

Are you doing something wrong? You might be, but I don’t know what.

Can you point me to the site so I can check if the scripts are loading correctly?

Thnx Till!

Code with ‘code’ option on, by request from moderator.

if ($meta['email']) $output .= '<dt>E-mail</dt><dd><a href="mailto:'.$meta['email'].'">'.$meta['email'].'</a></dd>';

If you’re using a plugin to add google analytics, there is a very high probability that the code is added using a filter or action. In that case you can add a line on the settings page in the appropriate box.

For example;
the YOAST plugin issues an add_action("wp_head", array('GA_Filter', 'spool_analytics'))
the third parameter (the priority) is omitted here so it is 10.
To block this action, add the line wp_head:GA_Filter,spool_analytics:10 to the appropriate box in the settings panel of the plugin.

If you do know the action that adds the analytics code but don’t know how to rewrite it like above, take a look at the “Actions Overview” page of the plugin settings. It’s a long list but you will find it, I’m sure.

Now, if the code is NOT added by an action or filter, for example, it is entered in the footer.php of the theme, you can add the functioncall you mentioned around the code.

So if it reads (something like)

<!-- Google Analytics code starts here -->
<script type...... (this is the actual Google Analytics code .....</script>
<!-- GA ends here -->

just add this one before:
<?php if (!function_exists('coia') || coia('tracking')) { ?>
and this one after
<?php } ?>

so it reads

<?php if (!function_exists('coia') || coia('tracking')) { ?>
<!-- Google Analytics code starts here -->
<script type...... (this is the actual Google Analytics code .....</script>
<!-- GA ends here -->
<?php } ?>

finally, you will have to turn on the ‘tracking’ cookie-type on the settings page. If you only see the one ‘functional’ checkbox, the ‘tracking’ selector is set to No instead of Yes.

Hope this helps.

Version 1.2.1 no longer displays E_NOTICE messages.
Thanks again.

please review the stylesheet css/style.css in the sections
#cookie_opt_in_container
#cookie_opt_in_container .checkbox .info

I appreciate your concern about the notices regarding undefined variables/offsets. Please note that practically all PHP/Apache servers have the ERROR_REPORTING value set to ignore notices. An example would be:

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);

Again, I do appreciate your feedback, I will look into it.

+1

Please use the position parameter for ORDERING purposes only, not for actual position id.

cool, tnx for the fast reply