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I want to implement Cookie Control into my site.

 

I have followed all the instructions at the civicuk website

 

I have downloaded the script, and inserted the code into the footer.tpl of my site, ensuring it is within the <body> tag.

 

I have also ensured I changed the location of the script within the code to point to the script on my server, however the Cookie Control is still not showing.

 

Can anyone offer any suggestions? Should the script be in a specific location? Should the code be in a different .tpl ?

 

Thanks all :)

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The same problem here.

 

I contacted WHCMS about this a few weeks ago and as far as they are concerned not only will they not be adding any kind of cookie notification to the software but they don't believe they have any need to.

Considering all the major shopping cart software now include this and WHMCS is still shopping cart software I feel their decision is wrong :mad:

 

I use a very simple script on all my client's websites which just notifies visitors that cookies are being used with a link to their cookie policies and a checkbox to accept and continue. It's not a plugin though but just needs some code to be added to the header and footer files. I'll write some instructions up for installation and add it to the repository when i get a chance but i sell it for another shopping cart on one of my websites for £5.99 but until then feel free to contact me for a demo etc :)

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The same problem here.

the problem with that script will probably be a jquery conflict... I think whmcs calls jquery in the header, and this script tries to call it a second time in the footer... disabling the jquery call in the header didn't make it work either - so frankly, i'd abandon trying to use it on whmcs.

 

you could either go with willow's offer, or there are plenty of free javascripts around that should do it... though you'd probably have to choose one that doesn't call jquery a second time!

 

there is a small script available at http://cookiesdirective.com/ that has simple installation instructions - as a test I tried putting it in footer.tpl last night and it worked without any issues.

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