Application scripts, like the one for Google Analytics, can be turned off by default, by setting the type of the script tag to text\plain and adding the attribute cc-id to the tag with a value that matches its application id or purpose id. When ConsentCookie finds a matching consent, it will turn on the script. See also: https://www.consentcookie.nl/knowledgebase/integratie-van-consentcookie-met-trackingscripts/
Till now, only one cc-id value is possible. For example cc-id="ccp-6". But what to do with applications that have multiple purposes? For this, we need multiple cc-id values.
Solution
ConsentCookie now supports multiple cc-id's. You can now add multiple values by separating them with a comma. For example: cc-id="ccp-4,ccp-6". This means that this script will be turned on, only if both ccp-4 and ccp-6 consent are given.
Problem
Application scripts, like the one for Google Analytics, can be turned off by default, by setting the
typeof thescripttag totext\plainand adding the attributecc-idto the tag with a value that matches its application id or purpose id. When ConsentCookie finds a matching consent, it will turn on the script. See also: https://www.consentcookie.nl/knowledgebase/integratie-van-consentcookie-met-trackingscripts/ Till now, only onecc-idvalue is possible. For examplecc-id="ccp-6". But what to do with applications that have multiple purposes? For this, we need multiplecc-idvalues.Solution
ConsentCookie now supports multiple
cc-id's. You can now add multiple values by separating them with a comma. For example:cc-id="ccp-4,ccp-6". This means that this script will be turned on, only if both ccp-4 and ccp-6 consent are given.