ashostak

I believe to be almost there —

(1) I am specifying a “cookie” as the “data-message” attribute of each option, for instance with Quebec:

[
  'age' => false,
  'name' => 'Quebec',
  'cookie' => 'qb'
]

Which gets included in each option as so:
$fields .= '<option id="ag-province" <strong>data-message="'. $province['cookie'] .'"</strong> value="'. base64_encode(base64_encode($province['age'])) .'">'. $province['name'] .'</option>'

(2) Then I am creating a cookie called “age_gate_province” with the value based on the selected province field:

if (e.target.options[e.target.selectedIndex].dataset.message) {	
  let cookie = e.target.options[e.target.selectedIndex].dataset.message;
  createCookie('age_gate_province', cookie, 30);
}

(A sample function of the createCookie function can be found here: https://www.quirksmode.org/js/cookies.html)

(3) Then I am reading the set cookie in the PHP templates to determine what content gets served up:

@if(isset($_COOKIE['age_gate_province']))
   @if($_COOKIE['age_gate_province'] === 'qb')
     ...
   @endif
@endif

(4) Then under Age Gate > Restrictions, I am setting the option for “Redirect failures” to go to a general template that serves up different templates based on the province cookie.

…

The only thing I need help figuring out is how to get it to honour the ‘age’ value being set to ‘false’ (rather than a specific age value) to consider this to be an unsuccessful attempt and send it to this Sorry page?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by ashostak.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by ashostak.