How to enable CookieConsent for public web #9163

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  EngincanV created one year ago

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  Hi, if you are using the GDPR module in your public web application, you can configure the AbpCookieConsentOptions:

  Configure<AbpCookieConsentOptions>(options => 
  {
      IsEnabled = true;
      CookiePolicyUrl = "/CookiePolicy";
      PrivacyPolicyUrl = "/PrivacyPolicy";
      Expiration = TimeSpan.FromDays(180);
  });
  

  For further info, you can refer to the documentation: https://abp.io/docs/latest/modules/gdpr

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  ageiter created one year ago

  Thank you for the very quick reply.

  The problem is probably because this module is only integrated in the Blazor app, but not yet in MyProject.Web.Public.

  But your code does not work for me when I want to insert it in MyProjectWebPublicModule.

  

  I have to adapt it as follows:

          Configure<AbpCookieConsentOptions>(options => 
          {
              options.IsEnabled = true;
              options.CookiePolicyUrl = "/CookiePolicy";
              options.PrivacyPolicyUrl = "/PrivacyPolicy";
          });
  

  But this compiles but the options are never set and it doesn't work either....

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  ageiter created one year ago

  Thank you for the very quick reply.

  The problem is probably because this module is only integrated in the Blazor app, but not yet in MyProject.Web.Public.

  But your code does not work for me when I want to insert it in MyProjectWebPublicModule.

  

  I have to adapt it as follows:

          Configure<AbpCookieConsentOptions>(options => 
          {
              options.IsEnabled = true;
              options.CookiePolicyUrl = "/CookiePolicy";
              options.PrivacyPolicyUrl = "/PrivacyPolicy";
          });
  

  But this compiles but the options are never set and it doesn't work either....

  Which package do I need to have in the project? Volo.Abp.Gdpr.Abstractions?

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  ageiter created one year ago

  I have now installed it with the Abp Studio (Volo.Abp.Gdpr.Web), but unfortunately it still does not work.

  

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  EngincanV created one year ago

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  I have now installed it with the Abp Studio (Volo.Abp.Gdpr.Web), but unfortunately it still does not work.

  

  Yes, this is the correct package to add to your public web project. If the cookie consent still doesn't appear, it's possible that there's an entry in your localStorage with the value set to 'dismiss'. Please check your localStorage, clear it if possible, and try again to see if the consent banner is displayed.

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  ageiter created one year ago

  But when I make a breakpoint in the options (options.IsEnabled), the debugger doesn't break... I think, something else is wrong...

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  ageiter created one year ago

  Yes, this is the correct package to add to your public web project. If the cookie consent still doesn't appear, it's possible that there's an entry in your localStorage with the value set to 'dismiss'. Please check your localStorage, clear it if possible, and try again to see if the consent banner is displayed.

  Clearing the local storage cache did not help...

  That's my code:

  

  I set a breakpoint on line 115, but never get there.

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  EngincanV created one year ago

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  Hi, instead of just configuring the option, use the AddAbpCookieConsent method to register services & register the related component to the layout:

  context.Services.AddAbpCookieConsent(options =>
  {
      options.IsEnabled = true;
      options.CookiePolicyUrl = "/CookiePolicy";
      options.PrivacyPolicyUrl = "/PrivacyPolicy";
  });
  

  If you only configure the option, then it has no effect. So, you should call AddAbpCookieConsent to inject the component to the layout.

  Btw, you should also add app.UseAbpCookieConsent() in your request pipeline.

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  ageiter created one year ago

  Ok, now the breakpoint works inside of AddAbpCookieConsent

  At first, however, nothing appeared on the website (just an empty AbpCookieConsent widget).

  Btw, you should also add app.UseAbpCookieConsent() in your request pipeline.

  To add app.UseAbpCookieConsent() in the OnApplicationInitialization method makes the difference. This is very important. And the order is also very important. I had it at the end first, but that didn't work. Now I have it after app.UseAuthentication(); and then it works.

  Some very important information that I think is missing in the documentation. Please add them so that others don't stumble across the same errors.

  Thank you @EngincanV for your help.

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  EngincanV created one year ago

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  Ok, now the breakpoint works inside of AddAbpCookieConsent

  At first, however, nothing appeared on the website (just an empty AbpCookieConsent widget).

  Btw, you should also add app.UseAbpCookieConsent() in your request pipeline.

  To add app.UseAbpCookieConsent() in the OnApplicationInitialization method makes the difference. This is very important. And the order is also very important. I had it at the end first, but that didn't work. Now I have it after app.UseAuthentication(); and then it works.

  Some very important information that I think is missing in the documentation. Please add them so that others don't stumble across the same errors.

  Thank you @EngincanV for your help.

  Hi, thanks for pointing that out. Indeed, it seems we forgot to mention that. I'll update the documentation.

  Regards.

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