If you require custom functionality, you can integrate a third-party tracking consent manager.
To integrate a third-party tracking consent manager in your Sitefinity CMS site, you configure your Sitefinity CMS and write JavaScript to connect both systems. In this article, you will learn how to:
To enable Sitefinity CMS to track user consent and configure it to hide the built-in consent dialog, perform the following:
~/App_Data/Sitefinity/TrackingConsent/
hideConsentDialog.html
You also need to create custom JavaScript code that invokes the third-party tracking consent manager and synchronizes its user consent state with the built-in Sitefinity tracking consent functionality.
updateUserConsent()
RECOMMENDATION: We recommend calling this script in the window’s load event to ensure it is always executed, even if your visitors reach pages through deep links. For more information, see EventTarget.addEventListener().
RECOMMENDATION: We recommend to not working directly with the Sitefinity Insight tracking implementation and cookie. Instead, use the existing Sitefinity CMS infrastructure to enable an easy upgrade to future versions of Sitefinity Insight.
To test that the integration works, perform the following:
sf-tracking-consent
true
sf-data-intell-subject
false
The third-party consent manager may have the functionality to classify cookies such as Security, Authorization, User preference, Marketing optimization, or Advertising and present the site users’ choice to accept only the cookies from some of these classes. If you want to use such granular control, you should mark the Sitefinity Insight cookie as a Marketing optimization cookie.
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