i see no difference before consent and after ..

[ahmadkhalaf1]

so after adding the config below , and adding the cookie value true or false , nothing really change , i can see that gtm is always loaded in my network even without consent , datalayer is also available , and data are passed to my GTM . i am using react-cookie-consent to set gatsby-gdpr-google-tagmanager true what am i doing wrong? i doubled check my cookie name is the same as the one in my browser.

Thanks

    {
      resolve: `gatsby-plugin-gdpr-cookies`,
      options: {
        googleTagManager: {
          trackingId: process.env.GTM_PROPERTY, // leave empty if you want to disable the tracker
          cookieName: 'gatsby-gdpr-google-tagmanager', // // here can you change the cookie name
          dataLayerName: 'dataLayer', // default
        },
        environments: ['production', 'development'],
      },
    },

[andrezimpel]

Dear @ahmadkhalaf1

thank you for the feedback. So basically GTM is working without giving the consent, right? I gotta have a look at this.

[ahmadkhalaf1]

Thanks for your reply:) so basically only gatsbyRouteChange event is working after consent, but beside this I have some other dataLayer events , click events , scrolling , all these are passed to GTM without consent .

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thank you for the feedback. So basically GTM is working without giving the consent, right? I gotta have a look at this.

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[andrezimpel]

I‘m actually not using the tag manager for my projects. Would you mind doing a short screensharing session so I can see what’s going on? I might overhaul the tag manager integration and use the react-gtm package.

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 Thanks for your reply:) so basically only gatsbyRouteChange event is working after consent, but beside this I have some other dataLayer events , click events , scrolling , all these are passed to GTM without consent .

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[ahmadkhalaf1]

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sorry for late reply , sure we can have a zoom meeting and i can show you what i mean , because i also discovered a new issue related to the cookie , the cookie is removed from the browser if we close the tab , this mean that every time user close the tab and browser and open it again he will see the consent popup which is annoying , i dont know if thats how it meant to be or i am doing something wrong .

please let me know when its suitable for you to have our short call , tomorrow is a proposal from my side :)

thanks

[andrezimpel]

Hey @ahmadkhalaf1 sorry for getting back late. Could you send me an email to andre@unknownbasics.com so we can find a time for a call asap?

[panszczypior]

@andrezimpel same happened to me, I mean it starts to track even the user hasn't clicked decline or accept consent. No matter which option is selected and by saying that I mean setting the value of the cookie to false or true user is still tracked. On the opposite site to the OP I'm using google-analytics.

EDIT: It's working ! Turned out I didn't delete the other one plugin for GA.

[jenkin]

@andrezimpel I have the same problem of @ahmadkhalaf1 : ga and fb work very well (without true cookies they don't set cookies or fire tracking requests), but gtm ignores settings, sets its cookies and fires events.

I think the problem is in this fragment inside the official gtm code snippet: w[l].push({'gtm.start':new Date().getTime(),event:'gtm.js'});. This event is fired regardless the user choice.

Here you can find a fix proposal that works for me (only gtm active): https://github.com/Dataninja/gatsby-plugin-gdpr-cookies/tree/hotfix/issue-30.

[andrezimpel]

@jenkin got you. Thanks for the support. I am having a look at this right now. I had actually the same issue with GA4 which I was finally able to solve.

[jenkin]

@andrezimpel have you any news?

[andrezimpel]

@jenkin Sorry, I missed your last comment. I am about to finish 2.0 which is a complete rewrite. Nothing is every sent do Google or Facebook before the cookie es set and the plugin is initialized. Would you mind testing 2.0 out?

[andrezimpel]

@panszczypior do you only have the trigger for the plugin in Tag Manager as described in the ReadMe or do you include all events?

[jenkin]

Sorry @andrezimpel but also the latest version doesn't seem to work (see screenshot, the cookie bar is open, there is no cookie from this plugin, but facebook and ga start to tracking without problems).

I have to wait for next v2? Have you take a look to my proposed fix?

My gatsby config.

{
  resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-gdpr-cookies',
  options: {
    googleTagManager: {
      cookieName: 'gdpr-consent',
      trackingId: process.env.GOOGLE_TAG_MANAGER || ''
    },
    environments: ['production']
  }
}

[andrezimpel]

@jenkin yes this is know for version 1. Just finishing up V2 as of writing this comment. Gonna publish it right now. It should resolve the issue.

[jenkin]

@andrezimpel finally I implemented v2 and now all works fine, thanks!

[andrezimpel]

@jenkin So this issue should be solved, right?

[jenkin]

Yes!