Display privacy widget
You will find below all the stuff to have a floating privacy center or to micro-banner to put in the footer.
The GDPR requires that it be made clear to the user that they can change their choices at any time in a simple manner. As such, the default texts of the CMP banners are compliant. You must therefore create a link in the footer of your site or in the menu of your application so that the user can exercise his rights.
Displaying a Privacy widget ⌘
Users have to be able to display the privacy center at will.
You can either implement it yourself, on a link for example:
<a href="#" onclick="javascript:__tcfapi('show', 2, function(){}, {jumpAt: 'privacy'})">Display the Privacy center</a>
if your website is created with aspx C# and .NET framework please use this :
<a href="#" OnClick="__tcfapi('show', 2, function(){}, {jumpAt: 'privacy'})">Display the Privacy center</a>
Or you can use the privacyWidget
option on init. This renders the following
This button can either be positioned inside a DOM Element by using the target
option, or made floating by not specifying it.
It exists in two colors, dark
and clear
.
dark color
clear color
In order for an Internet user to see it, a consent must have been given beforehand.
Example:
Floating widget
<script type="text/javascript">
__tcfapi('init', 2, function(){}, {
appKey: 'PUT YOUR APPKEY',
privacyWidget: {
color: 'clear',
position: 'bottomLeft',
text: 'Privacy center',
}
})
</script>
Placeholded widget
<script type="text/javascript">
__tcfapi('init', 2, function(){}, {
appKey: 'PUT YOUR APPKEY',
privacyWidget: {
target: document.getElementById('target'),
color: 'dark',
text: 'Privacy center',
}
})
</script>
note
bottomLeft
will place the icon on the bottom left corner of your website.
bottomRight
will place the icon on the bottom right corner of your website