Code script with embed privacy

Hey MW-Design,
Thanks for your question I tried your immowelt script on my test site but it only shows a link and the message Request incorrect No valid data available will this only work on your domain?
I tried the Approval for external content snippet and this seems to work correctly.
Please check your immowelt code above if it should work on any site, if it will only work on your domain please include an admin login in the Private Content area so we can test on your site. Try setting up a test page with the immowelt code in a code block element working so we can examine.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thank you for the login, I believe the issue was that your immowelt script is designed to run on page load but the page has finished loading when you click the content-consent button.
So I added this script to your snippets plugin so the script would run again when you click the content-consent button,

function custom_script() { ?>
<script language='javascript' type='text/javascript'> var guid = 'e6b542a2cdd64f518b77f7ade56d8d76'; </script>
<script language='javascript' type='text/javascript' src='https://homepagemodul.immowelt.de/_scripts/iwag/homepagemodul/homepagemodul.pack.js' ></script>
  <script>
(function($){
$("[id^=ma-content-consent]").click(function(){
  $.getScript("https://homepagemodul.immowelt.de/_scripts/iwag/homepagemodul/homepagemodul.pack.js");
}); 
})(jQuery);
</script>
  <?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'custom_script');

I see that you don’t have a SSL for your site yet so it loads as http and the script is calling https, typically this would cause “mixed-content” issues, I didn’t see this but my browser kept giving me warnings, I would recommend enabling SSL.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Glad to hear this helped, but if you are using the content-consent script shouldn’t clicking this button also give consent for the cookie? The content-consent script allows you to change the message to state this. The way that the immowelt content is loaded is like a iframe so you can’t control the content or it’s cookies.
As I understand this is the reason for the content-consent script, to notify and allow for the third party cookies, and if they click the button and then go to another page they have already given consent.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
It looks like the homepagemodul.pack.js file is calling the cookies even before the other part of the script that creates the element is run.
My script above called the js file so it could be run on button click, otherwise it would not work just as you had experienced.
So for a couple of options,
1: ask the immowelt team if there is a “no cookie” version of this file, like how YouTube has a “no cookie” version of their embed script.
2: disable my script and show the immowelt team the script in the content-consent shortcode and ask them if there is a function you can use to run the immowelt script, I would imagine there is I just don’t know their code and they would.
3: add the immowelt script to a different page or html file that would not have direct access, and then load it via a iframe within the content-consent shortcode, the content-consent page showed an example with an iframe.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
When you test the 3rd method please disable the script that I added it should not be needed and should stop the cookie from being loaded.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Glad to hear, I checked your page and this looks like using the iframe is the best solution so far, but we will leave this open if you wish to share any additional information from immowelt which may help future immowelt users.

Best regards,
Mike