In our article, The Definitive Guide to Tag Manager, we explained how to use custom events to trigger your tags based on the categories on your banner. In some cases, you want to trigger your tags based on other custom events, besides the consent event.
Below you will find a step-by-step explanation for the questions under “statistics” in the wizard. Every answer will have a different effect on implementing your statistics tools. Let’s start with the overview: How do you want to implement your statistics tool? Additional questions if applicable
Complianz uses a regular expression to find 3rd party services in inline scripts. Below we will take an example of a Podcast Player that creates an inline script. The output also contains data related to social media hyperlinks or instagram.com in this specific case. In
Tracking with Active Campaign can be set-up in two different ways. You can use the official plugin by ActiveCampaign, or add the tracking script yourself, either on-site or with Tag Manager. We will discuss both below and will regard ActiveCampaign as a remarketing and automation
For this lesson we will do two things, removing an unused category from the overview and changing the colors of the square checkboxes, both can be achieved with a little CSS. Changing the color of the square checkbox To change the color, for example to
From 4.4.2 upwards the cookie policies received a new, and improved, revoke option. Instead of showing a revoke button, which triggered the cookie notice. If the user previously consented, triggering the cookie notice would also revoke any consent made. The new revoke option will show
Sometimes we’ll get the question: “Is there an option to have the categories on the cookie banner pre-checked?”. The short answer is no, but it is more nuanced. And well…it is possible… We understand this question for multiple reasons. First, pre-checked categories are everywhere and
Vodafone.com – EU – 6/2019 Common issues When browsing the internet, most websites I come across are not GDPR compliant. Most of them seem to either try and fail, or won’t comply on purpose. Common issues and occurrences: 1. “If you continue to browse this
If you use Tag Manager for firing scripts, you might have noticed a couple of new questions in our wizard to configure your cookie warning for further implementation. These questions have 4 possible outcomes, with 4 slightly different implementations: NB. We suggest using the Debug
To give you more control over how you use your Facebook Pixel, you can now decide whether to use your pixel for advertising and analytics purposes or for analytics only. You can also choose what types of to use with your Facebook Pixel. NB. Complianz
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