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exclude cookie warning on specific pages

Cookie Warning · support · 2013-02-06T07:46:00+00:00

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Is it possible to exclude the cookie warning popup message from showing on specific pages? Thanks! http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cookie-warning/ Hi Clickmarketing, You can achieve that with a bit programming. If you go to line 129 of the file ‘cookiewarning.js’ you’ll find a function that goes: if(are_cookies_enabled()){ checkCookie(); } you can add a condition in there to prevent checkCookie() to launch on a set of pages. Or if you prefer doing it in PHP, you can edit cookie-warning.php (line 53) to prevent loading the js file of the plugin on a set of pages. Can I request this as a new feature on your next update? Thanks! I am just concerned if we modify the plugin we might get maintenance issues in the future. Please reply on my previous question. I have another question. Our website is a multilingual website (uses wpml plugin) so we have .de, .be, .com, and .nl domains in 1 website. How do we make the cookie warning popup not active when users go to .de, .be, .com or not active when user is NOT within ip range netherlands? Thanks!

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Dourou 2013-02-09T11:02:00+00:00

Hi Clickmarketing, You can achieve that with a bit programming. If you go to line 129 of the file ‘cookiewarning.js’ you’ll find a function that goes: if(are_cookies_enabled()){ checkCookie(); } you can add a condition in there to prevent checkCookie() to launch on a set of pages. Or if you prefer doing it in PHP, you can edit cookie-warning.php (line 53) to prevent loading the js file of the plugin on a set of pages.

clickmarketing 2013-02-11T10:40:00+00:00

Can I request this as a new feature on your next update? Thanks! I am just concerned if we modify the plugin we might get maintenance issues in the future.

clickmarketing 2013-02-20T10:30:00+00:00

Please reply on my previous question. I have another question. Our website is a multilingual website (uses wpml plugin) so we have .de, .be, .com, and .nl domains in 1 website. How do we make the cookie warning popup not active when users go to .de, .be, .com or not active when user is NOT within ip range netherlands? Thanks!