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IframeManager set-up

How to properly set up CookieConsent and IframeManager so that changes in state are reflected in both plugins.

Checkout the demo on Stackblitz.

Info

This is an example config. and assumes that all iframes belong to the analytics category.

Connect IframeManager -> CookieConsent

When an iframe is accepted via a button click we must notify cookieconsent using the onChange callback:

Note

The onChange callback is available in iframemanager v1.2.0+.

javascript
const im = iframemanager();

im.run({
    onChange: ({ changedServices, eventSource }) => {
        if(eventSource.type === 'click') {
            const servicesToAccept = [
                ...CookieConsent.getUserPreferences().acceptedServices['analytics'],
                ...changedServices
            ];

            CookieConsent.acceptService(servicesToAccept, 'analytics');
        }
    },

    services: {
        youtube: {
            // ...
        },

        vimeo: {
            // ...
        }
    }
});

Connect CookieConsent -> IframeManager

Enable/disable iframes via CookieConsent:

javascript
CookieConsent.run({
    categories: {
        analytics: {
            services: {
                youtube: {
                    label: 'Youtube Embed',
                    onAccept: () => im.acceptService('youtube'),
                    onReject: () => im.rejectService('youtube')
                },
                vimeo: {
                    label: 'Vimeo Embed',
                    onAccept: () => im.acceptService('vimeo'),
                    onReject: () => im.rejectService('vimeo')
                }
            }
        }
    }
})

For more examples or details about the configuration options, checkout the iframemanger repo.

Released under the MIT License.