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😂 ok, is it possible to do this via php? $_COOKIE["cookieName"];

@joshua is there any solution for this?

thanks @horst for js-beginners like me here is my solution: function eraseCookie(name) { document.cookie = name+'=; expires=Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC; path=/; Domain=.your-domain.tld;'; } var privacyWireCookies = JSON.parse(window.localStorage.getItem('privacywire')); if (privacyWireCookies !== null) { if(privacyWireCookies.statistics == false) { eraseCookie("cookiename"); } } Be aware that you have set the domain to be able to remove the cookies for google-analytics!

great! thanks again @joshua But i wasn't able to find any info in the window object path you suggested. I found it here: window.localStorage.privacywire But this console.log(window.localStorage.privacywire) outputs a string, so i'm not able to check with if(window.localStorage.privacywire.statistics !== true) { // remove cookies } Am i missing something?

@joshua is there something like a „clear cookie“ function? Let's say user clicks on „allow all“ and some google-cookies (statistics) are set. Now users changes his mind and will go to the cookie-options and unset the statistics-cookie checkbox and saves his options. Right now the statistics-cookies remain.

Thank you all! I had the formatters not in the right order! So for all noobs like me: Textarea Text Formatters: 1. Video embed for YouTube/Vimeo 2. PrivacyWire Textformatter and i guess after updating to 0.4.3 then: 1. Video embed for YouTube/Vimeo 2. Apply options for embedded YouTube and Vimeo videos 3. PrivacyWire Textformatter

Ok. Then i'm doing something wrong. I installed PrivacyWire and TextformatterVideoEmbed and added them both to my textarea-field as textformatters. After that i choosed ExternalMedia to as you suggest above. Now when i add a YouTube-Link inside my textarea and external-media-cookies are off, i still can see the Iframe. I also installed TextformatterVideoEmbedOptions and activated YouTube: Enable privacy-enhanced mode. All Modules are updated to newest version.

@teppo & @joshua does this mean, that iframes generated via TextformatterVideoEmbed will use PrivvacyWite data-attributes and are hidden untill given consent?

haha i see, you have already thought of that <button class='privacywire-consent-button' data-consent-category='external_media'>allow cookies</button>

@joshua thx again. Works great for iframes. Is there also a solution to have it for external content which loads through scripts and divs. For example GoogleMaps. Right now i can do this: // this puts content into #myMap <script type="text/plain" data-type="text/javascript" data-category="external_media" data-src="gmaps.js"></script> <div id='myMap'></div> But unlike the your-iframe solution i cant have a ask-consent-button. It would be nice to have links like this integrated: <a href="#" class="privacywire-allow-category" data-category="external_media" data-ask-consent="0">Allow Cookies for external media</a>

Hi @joshua i tried to have an iframe only be shown if consent is given. This is my code: <div data-category='external_media' data-ask-consent='0'> <div class='video_content' >"; <iframe src='https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/XXXXXXXXXX?enablejsapi=1' width='640' height='390' frameborder='0'></iframe> </div> </div> If consent for external_media is not given, the module asks you to give consent. „To load this element, it is required to consent to the following cookie category: External Media.“ But if consent is given, it does not show the div.video_content or the iframe. I tested to have some plaintext instead of the iframe and it works. So this works: <div data-category='external_media' data-ask-consent='0'> <div class='video_content' > <p>hello world!</p> </div> </div> And it looks like as if 0 or 1 for data-ask-consent does not make any difference. UPDATE: my fault, this works! <div class='video_content' >"; <iframe src='' data-src='https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/XXXXXXXXXX?enablejsapi=1' data-category='external_media' data-ask-consent='0' width='640' height='390' frameborder='0'></iframe> </div>

here are some solutions:

@joshua what do you think about the idea to have a style.css file instead of the styling inside your js?

@joshua thanks for the module. would you consider changing the header tag into a div? <header class="privacywire-header">…</header> Some might using page header in their css-files without a class. It might get into style conflicts. What do you think?

you're right. I'll use the localStorage and hide/minify the modal with js/css if modal is dismissed.