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#COOKIE INSTAL THE NEW INSTALL#

Configuring Third-party Scripts in Google Tag ManagerĪfter you have added the Cookie-Script popup to your website you might need to configure some third-party scripts to be loaded only after the user's consent. In the end, click 'Publish' to apply your changes to your website. Your final tag configuration window should look like this. Next, click Add trigger choose DOM Ready, and apply a name to your tag. The code should look similar to the one below: In your GTM Workspace create a new tag by clicking New tag > Custom HTML Tag. In the HTML field, insert CookieScript code copied from your item. This way no default state for Consent Mode will fire and the script will be inserted just as a Custom HTML Tag. This type is useful if you don't want to use Google Consent Mode. Installing the CookieScript as a Custom HTML Tag Just publish the changes and you are ready to go. It's important to have this specific trigger since it is fired before any other tags and ensures proper work of the Tag.Īll done, your banner is now ready. Step 6: As a firing trigger choose Consent Initialization - All Pages. Step 5: Configure the banner according to your needs: fill in your Cookie Banner script URL (can be found in the banner settings > Installation tab) and choose the default consent state (which is applied before the user makes any selection): Step 4: Click Add to Workspace and confirm your choice. Step 3: Click on the link to show Community Template Gallery and search for CookieScript: Step 2: Fill in the name and click on the Tag Configuration area:

To install CookieScript using a GTM Tag template, follow the steps below: It comes with all the necessary default consent state settings and code, so you don't need to worry about writing a single line of code. This deployment method should be used if you want to use Google Consent Mode. Installing the CookieScript using GTM Tag Template (recommended) Remember to only use one of those deployment options. See instructions for each case below and choose which one suits you best. There are 2 ways to deploy CookieScript with Google Tag Manager: using CookieScript GTM Template or as a custom HTML Tag. It is assumed that you have already had experience with GTM and your GTM account is created, also you created a website container in GTM and added the GTM container snippet to your website as required. You can easily install CookieScript via Google Tag Manager (GTM) by following these step-by-step instructions.

How to install Cookie-Script with Google Tag Manager

#COOKIE INSTAL THE NEW INSTALL#

#COOKIE INSTAL THE NEW HOW TO#

Cookie instal the new