Hi @dhauradou,
Aside from whether this would be GDPR-compliant, this should be possible to do.
You could check if the user is logged in, if this is false, tell Complianz that the site doesn’t need the cookiewarning/blocker. It would look something like this:
if (!is_user_logged_in())
return apply_filters(‘cmplz_site_needs_cookiewarning’, false);
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Jarno
The above is almost correct, but filter not used correctly:
/**
* Filter cookie warning required status
* @param int $cookiewarning_required
*
* @return bool
*/
function cmplz_my_filter_site_needs_cookiewarning( $cookiewarning_required
) {
//disable Complianz if user logged in
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
$cookiewarning_required = false;
}
return $cookiewarning_required;
}
add_filter( 'cmplz_site_needs_cookiewarning', 'cmplz_my_filter_site_needs_cookiewarning' );
Hello @jarnovos @rogierlankhorst,
Thank you both so much for your replies.
The filter works great, I do not see the floating banner when I log in. When logged in, on the cookie policy page generated by Complianz, I do not see the toggles for categorized cookies consent.
Does this mean that when logged-in the cookie notice is hidden and the last user consent is respected, or this means that the cookie notice is hidden and no cookie is blocked (cookie bloker is disabled I think) ?
If all cookies are blocked, this filter has the same action as cmplzAcceptAllCookies() in the JS side ?
Thank you for your time, have a great day!
@dhauradou, Complianz is disabled completely, so the cookie blocker is disabled as well. All cookies will be placed by default.
@rogierlankhorst Thank for your fast reply, I’m happy with the filter, exactly what I needed.
Great plugin and great support.
Thank you.
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