CookiePro Plus

Synopsis

Extensive CookiePro integration with additional features and supporting module Consent Support for content blocking, covering common embedded iframe and script use cases.

This module supports both CookiePro as the 'unbranded' OneTrust version of the script.

Features

• Pause modus to temporarily disable all module functionality
• All CookiePro snippets as templates and translatable
• All CookiePro snippets available tokens and blocks
• 'Cookie settings' link and button are also added to the User menu
• 2 ways to block Javascript in module libraries by default

Basic options Choose between CookiePro or OneTrust Set the script ID Set the cookie category IDs Testing CDN on/off Auto-Blocking™ on/off Language detection from HTML on/off
Advanced options IP based bypass of the script + GTM event to be fired on bypass Exclude paths Limit by path on/off Limit to paths
Google Consent Mode options Google Consent Mode support on/off Storage types to deny by default

Content blocking

Not supported or tested

• Custom cookie categories
• Multiple cookie categories on an iframe or script
• Cross-domain consent

See the module README for all details.

Requirements

This module requires no modules outside of Drupal core.

However, if Google Tag Manager (GTM) approach (see README section 'Making it all work') you will need to add GTM to your website. We recommend using the GoogleTagManager module.

Recommended modules

• GoogleTagManager: Integrate with Google Tag Manager (GTM).
• Token Filter: Allows using tokens provided by this module (cookie list, settings link and
  button) in text editors.

Roadmap

• Make this a plugin for Consent Support and reverse dependencies.

Similar projects and how they are different

• CookiePro by OneTrust: Only supports pasting their Javascript snippets using the backend. Basically a stripped down and branded version of Header and Footer Scripts. Their team wouldn't/couldn't join our efforts.
• Cookiepro CCPA: A rebranded copy of the previous.
• GDPR OneTrust: A slightly different approach, only Drupal 7 release and 'Minimally maintained'.