I try to create GDRP notification with custom java script

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Hello everyone, i try to create GDRP notification based on cookie file in bricks without plugin but using java script code .
I found this video: Cookie Consent Box using HTML CSS & JavaScript | Learn to Set Cookies to the User Browser - YouTube

For HTML and CSS I use template from bricks

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I write class for container like in video (.wrapper) but don’t appere

script for notification

I try in script to change class wrapper to slug my template (406) and name (popup test) but don’t work, please help

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I can shoot screen cast with my all steps

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Hi Davido,
where is the script part?

Best regards,
timmse

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I delete 

const cookieBox = document.querySelector(".wrapper"),

acceptBtn = cookieBox.querySelector("button");

acceptBtn.onclick = ()=>{

  //setting cookie for 1 month, after one month it'll be expired automatically

  document.cookie = "CookieBy=CodingWebsty; max-age="+60*60*24*30;

  if(document.cookie){ //if cookie is set

    cookieBox.classList.add("hide"); //hide cookie box

  }else{ //if cookie not set then alert an error

    alert("Cookie can't be set! Please unblock this site from the cookie setting of your browser.");

  }

}

let checkCookie = document.cookie.indexOf("CookieBy=CodingWebsty"); //checking our cookie

//if cookie is set then hide the cookie box else show it

checkCookie != -1 ? cookieBox.classList.add("hide") : cookieBox.classList.remove("hide");

});

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Hi Davido,

as already said here, this approach is not legally correct (at least not in Germany, where I live). I don’t know the legal situation in your home country, but again I would advise you to use a professional plugin for exactly this purpose, that gives you some legal security.

Many greetings
timmse

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What is the difference between a plugin and a script? Doesn’t the plugin do the same thing?

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Well, in the best case, the plugin reliably fulfills its purpose. And that definitely includes more than 10 lines of JavaScript when it comes to GDPR :smiley: