Hide the Cookie Bar on Selected Pages Using GDPR Cookie Consent Plugin

Comments (16)

1. 

   Joonas Limberg

   June 9, 2021

   Huh, I add this to my themes functions.php with my page slug and nothing happens. The page still displays the cookie consent bar.

   What is this part about the “active child theme” – does it not work directly on themes functions.php?

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     Mark

     June 10, 2021

     Hi Joonas,

     The code will work even if added in the theme’s functions.php. Please submit a ticket here with site URL.

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2. 

   Dean Hodges

   April 6, 2021

   This is to disable and NOT hide the bar as we still need it on the privacy page.

   How can you hide for a specific page but still use a shortcode to show the popup?

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     Mark

     April 16, 2021

     Hi Dean,

     I am afraid currently this is the only filter we have regarding this usage.Sorry to let you down.

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     Hervé Roche

     April 27, 2021

     I agree.
     Using this or the setting on the cookie link button is problematic.
     Users can’t read the privacy page from the link if they don’t agree or decline before.
     Or if we hide it on the page, shortcode to change settings in the privacy page (which is the logical page to put them) don’t works.
     We need a way to minimize or hide on specific page (like privacy page) without disabling it.

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       Mark

       May 2, 2021

       Hi Harve,

       We understand your concern and we will do an improvement to the feature in coming update.

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3. 

   Anthony

   February 10, 2021

   I’m a novice with PHP code so i don’t understand what to write and where to write it to adapt the code to my site.
   Please add a short example tutorial

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     Mark

     February 12, 2021

     Here is a sample code for pages ‘sample-page’ and ‘shop’.

     add_filter('cli_show_cookie_bar_only_on_selected_pages', 'webtoffee_custom_selected_pages', 10, 2);
function webtoffee_custom_selected_pages($html, $slug) {
$slug_array = array('sample-page', 'shop');
if (in_array($slug, $slug_array)) {
$html = '';
return $html;
}
// For wild card URL entry
foreach ($slug_array as $slug_ar) {
if (strpos($slug_ar, '*') !== false) {
if (fnmatch($slug_ar, $slug)) {
$html = '';
return $html;
}
}
}
return $html;
}

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4. 

   samantha

   January 8, 2021

   how do I make a wildcard for say, a taxonomy or a string within a CPT?

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     Mark

     January 13, 2021

     Hi Samantha,

     The code already supports wild card entry. Please see the second portion of the code.

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5. 

   Rodrigo Vieira

   October 6, 2020

   How do I make the bar appear on wp-login?

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     Mark

     November 3, 2020

     There is no option to do.

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6. 

   Martin

   February 24, 2020

   If I use that code snippet I get javascript errors on pages without the cookie bar
   TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating ‘this.settings.showagain_tab’)
   TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating ‘textBlock.html().length’)

   What do I have to do?

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     Mark

     February 25, 2020

     Please submit a ticket in support forum with site details.

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7. 

   Amy

   January 16, 2019

   Hello,
   I’m sorry but it is complicated for me to use the php code.
   I know that I have to go to my Editor menu and select the functions.php but I don’t know which slug of page I have to add in order to delete the cookie law text from the error page regarding the post considered as spam.

   Could you please help me more to solve this issue. I will add my website url in the field requested.
   The issue happens when we clik on an article and someone click on send your message without completing the fields requested.

   Thank you.

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     Mark

     January 17, 2019

     Hi Amy,

     We can help you set it up. Please raise a support ticket here, with your site login information and mention the page that you want to hide the bar from.

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