GDPR Cookie Consent
Cookie consent popup with different configuration options.
| Category | Application |
| Active Installs | 38 |
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| License | GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1 |
| Minimal XWiki version supported | XWiki 8.4 |
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The GDPR Cookie Consent app allows you to achieve and maintain cookie compliance. With this app you can group cookies into categories. You can then set up a screen that asks for your user's consent to activate or disable the cookies or trackers.
Cookies can be grouped in the following categories, depending on the different tool types:
- necessary: cookies which are mandatory and cannot be disabled
- preferences: cookies or trackers which are optional and enabled by default; they are only used to remember the user preferences
- statistics: cookies or trackers which are optional and enabled by default; they are used to record anonymous statistics
- marketing: cookies or trackers which are optional and disabled by default; they can record personal information
The Consent screen
When the GDPR Cookie Consent app is active, users will see the below screen. After clicking "I accept all cookies", the cookie screen will disappear.
Configuring the user preferences
If the users would rather prefer to select specific cookies that they would consent to, they need to click on the "Configure" button. They will be provided with the cookies categories to choose from, and when they have finished, they would click on the "OK" button.
External resources
Configure the GDPR Cookie Consent app from the XWiki Administration
How to make the app work? This section is dedicated to the administrators of the wiki, as they would first need to configure the GDPR Cookie Consent app in order to activate it.
As an administrator, please go to the Global Administration of your wiki > the section Other > the section GDPR Cookie Consent Setup.
The app administration offers you the following features:
- From the application Administration you’ll be able to see the accepted cookies for the current user.
- You’ll be able to configure the look and the content of the pop-up screen.
- Most importantly, you will need to add the cookie script or tracker to the desired three categories (preferences, statistics and marketing) in order to activate the app.
Where do you get the cookie scripts or trackers? Depending on your tool, you will need to find the tracking code on the tool, copy it and then paste it in the selected category (for example, analytics tools could be matched with the statistics category). This action will connect the tool with the GDPR Cookie Consent app.
Extra location for the Cookie Consent Setup
Note that you can also go to the dedicated GDPR Cookie Consent Setup page where you can do the same settings presented above.
Advanced usage: Modifying existing scripts/code to respect the user's options
This situation is met when there already is an existing script added on the instance from a chosen tool. If it would not be removed, the tech administrator could add a wrapper code to the tool script in order to read the options from the GDPR Cookie Consent app. Check out the details below for this procedure.
The GDPR Cookie Consent app actually adds a cookie itself in order to remember the visitor's preferences.
This cookie is called "gdprSettings" and stores an array which can have some or all the following values depending on what the visitor chooses:
The example below shows one way to determine if a particular option was chosen using the velocity scripting language:
#set($gdprArray = $gdprSettings.split(','))
#set($hasStatistics = $gdprArray.contains('preferences'))
#set($hasPreferences = $gdprArray.contains('statistics'))
#set($hasMarketing = $gdprArray.contains('marketing'))
#if("${hasStatistics}" == "true")
##Insert here the code that will be executed only if the preferences and statistics checkboxes were checked
#end
Thus, if there are applications or tracker in another part of the wiki which were not set to pass through the GDPR Cookie Consent app and cannot be resumed to html tags, they can be modified to read the users options before executing the tracking code.
This standard application can be installed using the XWiki extension manager. More information on how to install and manage extensions can be found on the xwiki.org community website.
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Release notes
v1.2.8
Improvement
#38 Add decline button on pop-up banner
v1.2.7
Bug fix:
#31 Popup not appearing on 13.x if the XWiki panels have been disabled
v1.2.6
Bugs fixed:
#20 Accept cookies button doesn't keep the anchor from url.
#27 Some characters break the display of the pop-up window.
#30 LESSCompilerException Error when accessing GDPR Cookie Consent Setup from Administration.
Improvements
#22 Allowing to select the type of cookies to be displayed on the popup.
v1.2.5
Fixed usage of deprecated APIs that were polluting the logs with warning messages.
v1.2.4
Improvements:
#21 When clicking configure, none of the options should be pre-checked.
#24 Application doesn't have support for multilingual wiki.
v1.2.3
Bugs fixed:
#17 A regression was introduced in the last release.
v1.2.2
Bugs fixed:
#16 Exception in logs and velocity output on the user login screen when guests have no rights.
v1.2.1
Bugs fixed:
#12 Missing button in the page causes JS errors.
v1.2
Bugs fixed:
#9 Error displayed in global wiki header
Changes:
Modified default style of the pop-up from box to bar
v1.1
Bugs fixed:
#1 The disclaimer in the consent popup links to xwiki.com Cookie Policy
#2Cookie Consent App isn't displayed in the Applications panel
#3Cannot configure box type
#4Cannot add the consent popup at the top of the page
#5Cannot change Background and Foreground colors
#6Cannot configure opacity
Improvements:
#7Improve "Trigger pop-up manually" section in the Cookie Consent Setup
#8Box popup should be centered
Extension details
License
- GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1
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Type
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Compatibility
- Requires XWiki 8.4 or above.