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Package silverstripe-eucookielawpopup
Short Description A wrapper for wimagguc/jquery-eu-cookie-law-popup for easy usage in SilverStripe CMS.
License BSD-3-Clause
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Taitava/silverstripe-eucookielawpopup
Uses jQuery and wimagguc/jquery-eu-cookie-law-popup to create a popup element telling the visitor that the website uses cookies. Note that this module is basically just a wrapper on the latter mentioned library in order to allow easy implementations in SilverStripe projects.
Requirements
This module requires SilverStripe 4.x framework. The CMS module is also required.
Installation
1. Install the module using composer
2. Add this HTML snippet somewhere in your themes/***/templates/Page.ss template
The popup message will be rendered into that element. If you want to change the class attribute to something else, or use an ID attribute instead of a class, you can configure a custom jQuery selector in your application's YAML config:
Create a file app/_config/eucookielawpopup.yml:
Remember to run /dev/build?flush=all in your browser after changing the selector.
3. All configuration options
These are the default values:
4. Optional template variables
You can use these variables in any of your templates for additional features.
- $CookiePolicyLink: An easy way to get the url of the cookie policy page that you have already configured in the YAML configuration using either the 'options.cookiePolicyUrl' option or the 'cookie_policy_page_id' option.
- $DeleteAllCookiesLink: You can create a link like
<a href="$DeleteAllCookiesLink">Cancel consent on receiving cookies and remove existing cookies</a>. When the user clicks this link, all cookies created by any javascript libraries are deleted and the cookie law popup box will reappear to notify the user that she hasn't accepted to receive cookies anymore. Note that if you use this variable in your template, an additional JavaScript file will be automatically included as a requirement, so it will increase the page load time a little bit.
Future plans
- Make it possible to configure the
cookiePolicyURLin the admin panel by selecting a page in SiteConfig. - Perhaps a predefined way to initialize JavaScript snippets (that use cookies) after the user has accepted to receive cookies. It is possible even now, but requires some work: http://www.wimagguc.com/2018/05/gdpr-compliance-with-the-jquery-eu-cookie-law-plugin/#gdpr_compliance
Have your own ideas? Please let me know in the issues! :) Pull requests are also welcome.
Author
The original JavaScript library: wimagguc/jquery-eu-cookie-law-popup.
The SilverStripe module: Jarkko Linnanvirta [email protected]
