Greendroid

Hi @jordesign, thanks for your help.
I tried out to put the mentioned path to the excluded js-files and enabled minify again. Unfortunately then the navigation menue is not showing up again.

The excluding of the JS file is therefore not working or it is not the issuing JS-script file.

Do you have any other idea which file I need to exclude? As I can see there are also some other threads in the forum which mention issues with not displaying navigation menues. Is there a general issue with the theme?

Thanks and kind regards

Hi bekahmcdonald,

thanks for your help. If I set the script URL to plugins/woocommerce I would expect, that all cookies are blocked. Also the cart-hash and the shop-session. I just want to block specific cookies (which are, from my opinion, not necessary/functional).

Do you have also an idea how to block just specific cookies as mentioned above?

Kind regards
Greendroid

Hi WPKube,
I have done the steps you have shown in the following Github page:

https://github.com/stcr/subscribe-to-comments-reloaded/issues/787

That resolved the issue.
Thank you very much and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Krystian,

thank you very much for the quick fix. I have updated the plugin, now the issue is gone.

Kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Krystian,

thanks for reaching out. If the version gets available in the next few days I will wait until it is available within the WordPress repository and will give you feedback here if the issue is fixed then.

Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Krystian,

thanks for your quick response!
Can you please provide this new version via the WordPress unbuild plugin source repository?

Then I can update the plugin as always and check if the issue is resolved.
Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi ckadenge,

thanks for your quick answer.
If there is no dedicated JS file/path which sets the cookie actively I am not able to block this with my Cookie banner unfortunately.

Customizing the plugin is not an option, as I am missing the knowledge there.

I further searched around on other websites running a WooCommerce shop in germany. They are always adding these both cookies to the “Necessary” part with no dedicated consent. Hm… if this is the right option? I doubt that… But maybe I’m just worrying too much ??

Thanks for now, I’ll mark this thread here as resolved as I think we are not coming further here.
Kind regards
Greendroid

Hi room34,

thanks for your quick response. Thats good news, then my link and the additional content is save. Thanks!

Kind Regards
Greendroid

Hi Saif,

thank you very much for your work! The video helped a lot.
I really don’t have this menue option.

When I manually try to reach the page you are mentioning (…/wp-admin/site-editor.php) it is showing an error message with: “The theme, which you are using, is not compatible with the Website-Editor”.

So really a theme issue. Hopefully the theme support can help me out at this point and I don’t need to completely switch the theme. This would mean a lot of work to get the same or better look & feel as currently.

Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Saif,

regarding the __stripe_mid and __stripe_sid I searched and informed me more within the last hours. I have found a lot of websites and also information article, that these are necessary cookies so that the website can work functional as intended. So no consent seems to be required.

Regarding?woocommerce_recently_viewed?and?store_notice[notice id] I would need to have the dedicated JS file/path which sets the cookie. Then I know how to block that properly with my cookie banner.
Is this an information you can provide?

Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Saif,

thanks for your quick response. I think this is exactly the problem. My theme “OnePress” seems NOT to be a block editor theme. Therefore I miss a lot of options. I already contacted the theme support to get this confirmed.

Can you give me the exact steps where I need to click to come to the template editing mode? Then I can try to reproduce it here.

Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Shameem,

thanks for your quick response. I already have a child-theme active for some other smaller adaptions on my theme. But I unfortunately don’t get it out how to change template parts.

I am using the theme “OnePress” which seems not to be a block theme I think. In the WordPress backend I don’t find “Edit Templates” or similar.

There is a woocommerce.php file there but nothing more:
https://themes.svn.www.ads-software.com/onepress/2.3.6/woocommerce.php

Sorry, I am completely lost currently which file I need to copy over to my child theme and where I need to click then in the dashboard to open the file in the block editor to change the design.

Do you have any further advice? ??
Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Hi again,

I have just seen, that Stripe as default payment method in WooPayments sets also two Cookies “__stripe_mid” and “__stripe_sid”.
The internet says, that this is used for fraud protection and is necessary to enable credit card transactions.
So I think they need to be categorized as “Necessary” cookie and do not need a further consent or what do you mean?

Kind regards
Greendroid

Hi Zubair,

thanks for your quick response. I have already checked this cookieyes link upfront, but unfortunately no further details are provided how to block specific cookies if the user has not consent.

I just searched around a little bit in the further documentation of CookieYes and can see, that you can indeed block scripts there. For example for Google Analytics the following pattern is added for blocking:
“google-analytics.com|googletagmanager.com/gtag/js”

As WooCommerce is not opening external sites I would expect, that I can simply add the JS name of the underlying script which sets the cookie.

Is there any dedicated JS which sets the cookie when I open the site? Then I would just try out to set it to the block list to see if it shows up further.

Thanks and kind regards
Greendroid

Thank you very much for your support!