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Hi,
any news on this issue?

I have just updated it on my test multisite and this time there were no issues with the redirect, thank you.

I have the same error after each update. The plugin redirects to []?page=mlw_qmn_about and on a multisite you cannot access something like that even as a superadmin. Would it be possible to disable those redirects for multisite installations?

I’m happy I read this before installing the plugin, because my hosting provider likes to jump the gun and block every hosting account that may potentially cause problems for the server.

Thank you for the answer.

I don’t mind my website’s data being sent to WordPress.com, the important part is just the user’s data but I assume those are included in the website data.
The main module I’m interested in is Publicize, as the competition’s plugins don’t work with WP multisites. As far as I know it requires WordPress.com connection.
Thanks again for making the situation more clear.

Thank you for bringing it to the attention of evetyone, AliceWonderFull. You may have saved me a lot of legal trouble.

You can disable the subscription options appearing below the comment form by going to Settings > Discussion in your dashboard, and making sure the 2 subscription options are unchecked there.

Thanks for posting a solution Jeremy. Will changing this option alone make sure that no personal data is sent to wordpress.com? In my country the user’s consent isn’t that much of a problem – as said above it can be handled via a checkbox. The bigger issue is a Terms of Data Processing agreement that corporate entities are required to sign with every third party that gains access to even the least amount of personal data. What is more is the third party is located outside of EU thay need to be a part of the US-EU Safe Harbor.

Thanks!

To think that I almost missed it due to the warning about probable incompatibilities…

This plugin is simply amazing. Does exactly what it’s supposed to do (though I haven’t tried with my multisite installations yet). Thanks for developing it.

Would you consider updating something in the package (for example the readme.txt) to make www.ads-software.com recognize that you still maintain the plugin?

Thank you very much. I’ll test them and see how they perform with other components of my website.

Would you be so nice to share the names of those plugins KTS915?

Seems that the problem still exists. Thank you for sharing the solution crzy4prple.

Thank you

Thank you for your reply.

Unfortunately I’m using those 2 customizable buttons as well and [cookie_accept] isn’t customizable there.

I’m fine with Accept coming back after every update as I only update plug-ins manually (and test them first on a test version of the website) so I am able to change it back the second it gets overwritten.

What do you want to translate? If just the Accept button – and everything else you can change in the dashboard – you have to go to editor, choose cookie-law-info/php/shortcodes.php go to

/** Returns HTML for a standard (green, medium sized) 'Accept' button */

and change

' . $colour . '">Accept';

to whatever you want it to say.

I don’t have that problem with the current version (or any previous ones for that matter). Maybe you should list the plugins you use – if there is one that is common maybe it’s the culprit?