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 avatar commented on June 18, 2024

Hello Jens,

so you would like to load the Google Map based on a given consent?

Instead of the map, I would put a placeholder which could show "In order to load the map, click here to give consent to using Google Maps". Clicking it would open the cookie consent (cookieman.show()).

Then I would define a tracking object and do the map initialization in its inject option. Initilization would mean to replace the placeholder with the actual map. Thus when consent was already given, this placeholder would not be shown.

That would require to inhibit the initialization of the map which is, as far as I see,
EDIT:
possible by setting include_manually in its extension configuration.

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 avatar commented on June 18, 2024

As for the UIkit theme. I am happy for a pull request but would like acceptance tests for it, too. That would mean it must be possible to set it up automatically. The current themes can be tested against the bootstrap_package. Is there a UIkit base package that works out of the box with our supported TYPO3 versions (8/9/10)?

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cakebake avatar cakebake commented on June 18, 2024

so you would like to load the Google Map based on a given consent?

Yes.

Instead of the map, I would put a placeholder which could show "In order to load the map, click here to give consent to using Google Maps". Clicking it would open the cookie consent (cookieman.show()).

I had that idea, too. Is for the user in any case the best solution.

Then I would define a tracking object and do the map initialization in its inject option. Initilization would mean to replace the placeholder with the actual map. Thus when consent was already given, this placeholder would not be shown.

Ok.

That would require to inhibit the initialization of the map which is, as far as I see, EDIT: possible by setting include_manually in its extension configuration.

Unfortunately, I did not understand the hint. include_manually? Would it be possible to have a content element "Cookieman" as a wrapper for other content elements (Content, Plugins, HTML-Code, ...)? If accepted by the user, the Content Elment is activated. That would also simplify the configuration.

Is there a UIkit base package that works out of the box with our supported TYPO3 versions (8/9/10)?

Not worth mentioning after my research.

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 avatar commented on June 18, 2024

Cookieman is not a plugin wrapper. It can only include HTML/JS

include_manually - I've seen that here:
https://github.com/mhirdes/go_maps_ext/blob/72e689bfc46c1f3a6b0308fc1a3c80c5e71438ec/Classes/Controller/MapController.php#L105

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cakebake avatar cakebake commented on June 18, 2024

Cookieman is not a plugin wrapper. It can only include HTML/JS

I thought it might be a useful feature. As an all in one solution to the DSGVO / ePrivacy.

include_manually - I've seen that here

Oh, thanks for the hint. I had not seen it in the documentation. I'll take a look at it to see if I can do anything with the techniques now available.

Is there a need for some of this to flow back into the "Cookieman" project?

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 avatar commented on June 18, 2024

Cookieman is not a plugin wrapper. It can only include HTML/JS

I thought it might be a useful feature. As an all in one solution to the DSGVO / ePrivacy.

No, I think that is feature creep and I do not want to support it. With some frontend skills, it is well possible to achieve that with the available means.

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cakebake avatar cakebake commented on June 18, 2024

With some frontend skills, it is well possible to achieve that with the available means.

At the current time - and in terms of my requirements - I think that's possible.

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 avatar commented on June 18, 2024

Tell me if you hit problems.

We always want to know how it is actually used.

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