mme000

Hi Mej,
yes, I’m using version 3.7.11 but the problem still persists.
How can I help you to investigate on it?

Thanks,

M.

It works, thanks for your help.

Hi,
no I can’t adopt your solution because it also impacts the height of the map displayed by the shortcode “wpsight_listings_map” which I use in one page.
Currently, I modified the css of some pages to workaround the problem, but I need a real solution.

Thanks.

Any news?
The map at the top of the panel is really annoying.

Thanks

Thank you Marc, it seems to work.

mme000

Hi Marc,
unfortunately this solution doesn’t work.
The preloader does not visit every page (for example, it doesn’t visit the additional pages reachable via the navigation control at the bottom of the home page) so, for those pages, the problem persists.
In EU, showing the cookie notice is required by law, so, unfortunately, I have to disable the WP-Optimize cache.

Made some debugging.
The problem seems to be in this piece of code.

$.fn.showCookieNotice = function( type ) {
	// trigger custom event
	$.event.trigger( {
		type: 'showCookieNotice',
		value: type,
		data: cnArgs
	} );

	var notice = this;

	switch ( type ) {
		case 0:
			if ( cnArgs.hideEffect === 'fade' ) {
				// show cookie notice
				notice.css( { 'visibility': 'visible', 'display': 'none' } ).fadeIn( 400 );
			} else if ( cnArgs.hideEffect === 'slide' ) {
				// show cookie notice
				notice.css( { 'visibility': 'visible', 'display': 'none' } ).slideDown( 400 );
			} else {
				// show cookie notice
				notice.css( { 'visibility': 'visible' } ).show();
			}
			break;
...

If the cookie_notice_accepted cookie doesn’t exist, the showCookieNotice function is called, but, if the page is cached, the show() function does not make the banner appear.

I also noticed that it happens only if the page was cached when the cookie_notice_acceped cookie was already set. If it is cached when the cookie_notice_accepted cookie was not set, everything seems to work fine.

Hi Marc, I enabled the cache and cached the home page.
Now, if you open your browser, remove the cookie_notice_accepted cookie and navigate to https://www.cristinacanocchia.com, the cookie notice will not appear while it should.

Hi Marc and thanks for your reply.
The website is https://www.cristinacanocchia.com
Currently the cache is disabled so the cookie notice works as it should (it is the banner which appears at the bottom of each page until the Ok button is pressed).
The name of the cookie used by the plugin is cookie_notice_accepted.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by mme000.

Sorry for the double post, but I found that the right place for this kind of reports is Github after posting here.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by mme000.

Thank you for your answer.
Your suggestion solved the problem.

mme000