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European cookie law
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| Wanabo |
Posted on 27-06-2012 17:06
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Senior Member
Posts: 350
Joined: 06/02/2006
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The European cookie law states that visitors should be offered the choice to decline the storage of cookies when they visit your website. For technical cookies used to remember login info an exception is made.
But a lot of fusionneers use google or affiliate advertisements for which the cookie regulation applies.
My request for the PHP-Fusion community is to implement an non obtrusive "except 3th party cookies" notification.
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| Craig |
Posted on 27-06-2012 18:40
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Fusioneer
Posts: 3980
Joined: 27/09/2005
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I have already started working on it....
http://www.fangre...ontrol.php
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| Gillette |
Posted on 27-06-2012 19:12
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Admin
Posts: 291
Joined: 09/04/2012
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Wow Craig,That's pretty nice,you plan on releasing that too? |
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| Craig |
Posted on 27-06-2012 19:20
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Fusioneer
Posts: 3980
Joined: 27/09/2005
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Yes, it will be released but first I need to localise it all, clean the code and fix some things. I have been working on it for months but got bored of it. I will finish it up and release this as soon as possible.
For now I have a temporary solution until I get this released...
Read this....
http://www.hearti...e-law.html
some other useful blogs regarding the EU Cookie Law posted by Fangree Productions host Heart Internet...
http://www.hearti...ookie-law/
http://www.hearti...ookie-law/
There is also this temporary solution as well...
http://cookieq.co.../GetButton
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| Wanabo |
Posted on 27-06-2012 23:31
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Senior Member
Posts: 350
Joined: 06/02/2006
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Looking great Fangree_Craig!
Does http://www.fangre...ontrol.php be the first page a visitor sees?
In that case I find it very obtrusive. I prefer a small privacy/cookie button which leads to http://www.fangre...ntrol.php.
Spiders and guests outside the EU never should see this button or page.
Spiders should have free access otherwise the content of the site will never be indexed.
I'm truly pleased your working on a solution. 
Edit: some examples.
http://www.traded...cy-policy/
http://www.telegr... tiny info button at the top.
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| gh0st2k |
Posted on 27-06-2012 23:48
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Member
Posts: 134
Joined: 23/11/2008
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What's about the fusion core "fusion_visited" cookie?
Ex Senior Dev.
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| Wanabo |
Posted on 28-06-2012 06:44
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Senior Member
Posts: 350
Joined: 06/02/2006
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All "technical" cookies to make a site work are allowed, no consent is needed.
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| Craig |
Posted on 28-06-2012 07:35
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Fusioneer
Posts: 3980
Joined: 27/09/2005
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No it's just a page where visitors can view. The little triangle thing in the right corner is what users click if they accept.
Wanabo wrote:
All "technical" cookies to make a site work are allowed, no consent is needed.
All Cookies used to make Fusion work are called "Essential Cookies".
All other Cookies like Google anylitics etc or cookies used in addons are called "Non Essential Cookies".
Both Essential and Non Essential Cookies must be declared.
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