Set up Consent Mode V2 with any cookiebanner in GTM

Step by step tutorial to manually set up consent mode v2 in Google Tag Manager.
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In last weeks video I showed you how to do this with cookiebot the quick and easy way. But that video might not apply to you. You might have a different cookie management platform or even custom made cookiebanner that your web designer created. In this video I’m going to show you how to set up consent mode v2 manually in Google Tag Manager.
Links mentioned in the video:
- Grow your traffic cheatsheet: www.leonkorteweg.com/cheatsheet
- Consent Mode V2 with Cookiebot: • How to Set Up Consent ...
- Stay organised in GTM - Here's how I name my tags: • Stay organised in GTM:...
- Code snippet - Get consent from local storage: gist.github.com/leonkorteweg/...
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:15 What is Consent Mode V2?
2:09 Step 0: Verify if Consent Mode is really not set up elsewhere
3:11 Step 1: Research how your CMP stores consent
7:06 Step 2: How to set up Consent Mode V2 default command
10:16 Step 3: Retrieve consent from cookie or local storage
15:12 Step 4: Set Consent Mode update command
16:51 Step 5: Test if Consent Mode V2 is working properly
19:54 Step 6: Apply consent settings to every tag
23:00 Closing thoughts
#webanalytics #googleanalytics #googletagmanager #consentmode #cookiebanner #consentmanagement

[@LeonKorteweg]

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[@tonyvaits]

Like many others, I spent many hours searching for the right way to configure google consent. Thank you so much!!!

[@tonyvaits]

Yep, it worked for me for open source orestbida cookie consent, got two green checkmarks! Thanks again!

[@groenendijkalex]

Thanks Leon! With this clear step-by-step guide I was be able to succesfully implement CMv2 via GTM.

[@MarioGorczyca]

Great explanation, helped me a lot to set up Consent Mode in my e-commerce.

[@louisloeb]

This tutorial was incredibly straightforward to follow. Thank you so much! 😃

[@MotoriderLT]

Excellent video, explained exactly was is necessary and very clearly. Before watched this video spent few hour watching other videos and still didn't got the right ansver how to set up Consent mode V2. Thank you very much Leon.

[@sirick93]

You are a savior, best explanation out there by far and without using a paid service.

[@marcob.240]

Best video on that topic, by far! Thank you.

[@vincentkloos63]

Excellent video, that's exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@jeneu70]

Thumbs up! After this tutorial one really knows what do di in Tagmanager setup

[@danislavlazarov2993]

Dear Mr.Korteweg, thank you very mutch for this video. I have succeded to configure my site for Consent Mode v2 with the build in Blocksy cookie banner and everything is working perfectly find. I have liked your video and subscibed to your channel. Thank you again and keep up the good work.

[@lildex9468]

Simple, easy and effective. Thanks man!

[@christopherhuber95]

Very very helpful! Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.

[@Natika101]

this was the best video on this topic that i've seen. Thank you so much. Going with the CMP agnostic approach is what I needed to see :)

[@thisiswherethefunbegins]

Thank you! Now i have the plans for the weekend! :)

[@user-mp9im8gr8u]

Thx my dude, this vid was very helpful!

[@StuartPetty]

Super helpful , thanks for sharing 👍

[@joaooliveira377]

Thank you so much. Worked perfectly

[@monsegu]

Well done Leon and Thank you. You are amazing :)

[@JoeBurton-fd4ob]

Thankyou so much for this video!! I've been trying to get a better understanding of setting up consent mode for months now, and this is the first video that's actually made me feel like its possible for me to do it. Honestly, best Cookie consent tutorial out there!! Nice work

[@LeonKorteweg]

Thanks 😁

[@pasqualesansone2963]

thanks for your support, I used a default CMP template and it not worked correctly. After your video everything works fine. Thanks, thanks thanks

[@nicuconstantin8858]

You are amazing! super smart, and you helped us a lot!!! Thanks

[@cristinamiroslav9291]

Very helpful. Thank you very much!

[@jorgeubeda3513]

Super amazing and many many thanks!!! suscribed and super like for you Leon 👋 Regards

[@Vetala007]

Thanks a lot! Now I can understand the point.

[@user-in8xm7tj7p]

Thanks! Very helpful

[@jmperea80]

Muchas gracias. Me ha servido de mucha ayuda 🙂

[@greg8437834]

Great Job, thank you !

[@douwepausma]

Super Leon! Deze video heeft mij onwijs geholpen omdat ik mijn eigen cookiebanner had gemaakt!

[@TheHjtvideos]

Thanks Leon! you showed me the wood behind the trees ! ;-)

[@user-cl7sp3yo6s]

Echt fan van jou videos man. Top werk dit. Amazing

[@richardsondan]

Superb - thanks!

[@dautoviq]

Kerel! Harstikke bedankt. Super waardevol. Je hebt me echt geholpen!

[@elmahdichaker1207]

Thank you Leon 👍

[@jumefibo7260]

you deserve the sub man!

[@searchpertsworkspace6826]

Thank you :)

[@Cannoffi]

Big Thanks!!

[@BestBikingRoads]

Bedankt Leon dat is een super goed video

[@gpdude]

thank you!

[@korinektomas]

You are the best! 🙏 Where is the donation button? 😉

[@mariuszwakua6947]

Excellent video! I have one question. Is it possible to share the consent mode cross domains in this way? And if so, how?

[@desislavaandreeva8897]

Hello, Leon! Thanks for the wonderful video! I'm trying to understand the difference between basic and advanced mode and I'm looking for some hints how to spot this when reviewing websites. Can you help with any suggestions please? Should I look anything into the setup in GTM or just the behaviour of the tags and their statuses depending don't he user's preferences?

[@lea_metlicic]

Thanks so much for the great tutorial 🙌 Quick question - I did exactly what you did and have an error in the Consent summaries saying a tag read consent state before a default was set. Do you have any idea which tag might be causing this issue? Thanks!

[@JohanGrunwald]

This tutorial was awesome! I'm still not sure though, how I should setup the consent type for the newly generated tags. Should the default state be set as "analytics_storage" and the update state set as "no consent required"?

[@jhuntrafego]

Very Good!

[@LindsaySlegers-gr6wt]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I would not have known where to start without it! One more question: I want to set analytics_storage on 'denied' by default, and also when someone has only accepted the essential and functional cookies. Therefore, I have set analytics_storage set on 'denied' both in the default and update tag. Nevertheless, when I test it, the on-page update for analytics_storage says 'granted'. Do you have any idea on how to tackle this? Sidenote: my cookie content is just 'true', I don't know if that may clarify my issue?

[@user-ng5gu1fi8l]

Excellent video Leon! A question though, is there a way to not needing to refresh after cookie acceptance/rejection for the consent to update?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey! It depends. Google tags don't need anything else, they will work as soon as consent has been given. For other marketing tags (like Meta Ads) you'll need to do some extra work. I might do a video on this in the future since more people have asked.

[@user-wq7et2sf1u]

Top dit, dank.

[@JosGerrits]

Bedankt Leon, lekker bezig! 😁

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey Jos! Da's lang geleden 😁 Thanks voor je comment 👊🏻

[@brucemaker4920]

Hey great video! Bought your plugin, works great, but there is an issue or more like a question regarding segmenting visitors. Our targeted auditory is international and we have visitors from around the world. Is there any way to implement consent window only for eu visitors ?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey I'm wondering what plugin you purchased, since I do not offer anything at the moment.. But concerning your question, last week I uploaded a video on multi-region consent mode setups. It sounds like that video will answer your question 👍🏻

[@FHskatechannel]

Great video! Do I have to do anything with my code in Shopify? Or can I do everything in GTM? I have an existing cookie banner already.

[@LeonKorteweg]

It depends.. You might have to do extra work if you have things like youtube video's or twitter snippets embedded on your pages. Because embed scripts usually collect data too. If you only collect data via GTM, these changes are not necessary.

[@NikosBranis]

Thank you for the video! I have one question though... Why, when you refused all cookies the "analytics_storage" was granted?

[@nsimportant]

He talk's about setting it to granted on default and why at 9:01

[@LeonKorteweg]

I usually set it up like this, because in the Netherlands we are still allowed to use analytics cookies that aren't privacy-invasive (see www.acm.nl/nl/verkoop-aan-consumenten/reclame-en-verleiden/online-beinvloeden/cookies-plaatsen). In the video I show how you set Ad Storage based on a cookie. If you want, you use the same process to set Analytics Storage and Functionality Storage in Consent Mode.

[@aerocest]

Hello Leon, i need help. When I search for the location of cookies, I can't find the same information as you - even on your site - what could it be? I mean I can't find a cookie in the list with the name of a banner or a cook or a concent. Thank you in advance!

[@alexbachynskyi4429]

Hi, nice tutorial. I have one question though. If my tags have built-in consent and Additional Consent Checks are "Not set". Is it ok, or should I explicitly set it to "No additional consent required"?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Yes, ideally you should always decide between additional or no additional consent required. Without it you will always get warnings on publishing your container that you still have to set consent. And this way you're able to show that you consciously made a choice.

[@Digital_clasa0]

Thank you for the video.I followed all the instructions but there seems to be a problem with the consent update(Warning 1: A tag read consent state before a default was set/2. Even if the customer accepts all cookies there seems the consent update keeps the same status denied for the AD Storage. i have this code on tracking consent {"essential":"on","performance":"on","social_advertising":"on"}. How should i put it in the field for consent_update? Thanks in advance for the help

[@user-uv7pu3ug5k]

Hi, great tutorial about consent mode v2, but how if the user choose customize the cookie settings? This video is for accept all or decline all am I right?

[@LeonKorteweg]

In this video I showed how to set ad_storage, but you could do the same thing for analytics_storage and functionality_storage. That way you're honoring users who accept analytics cookies, but no marketing cookies. In real life i find this rarely happens though. People usually accept or decline all.

[@boyantsvetanov6351]

Hello and thanks for the video, I added the the Consent mode template by Simo Ahava, but there are only fields for ad_storage and analytics_storage and there is no way to add the other fields. What could be the reason and how could I fix it?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Do you mean your template looks different from mine? Have you imported the same template and do you have the latest version?

[@katerinarafajova2896]

Hello, thank you for the video. I did a consent mode based on it and I have a few questions, would it be possible to connect?

[@LeonKorteweg]

No :( Unfortunately my current schedule doesn't allow for new clients or one off consulting calls at the moment.

[@RupertSan87]

And what would be the setup for local storage in LookUp variables?

[@annnell]

Best video! Thanks a lot. I have everything set up, but I have a warning: "A tag read consent state before a default was set". Please tell me what should I do in this case? How to make the default tag fire first?

[@LeonKorteweg]

I've made a seperate video on this 😎 you can watch that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqTTfpt-a8uAgck&ab_channel=LeonKorteweg

[@annnell]

@@LeonKorteweg Thank you! I'm off to see it.)

[@annnell]

@@LeonKorteweg I configured an additional cookie_consent_update event, added it to the Analytics tag, but still the problem remains. My summary has the following order: 1. Consent initialization (tags: consent Mode - Update, Consent Mode - Default ) 2. Set 3. Consent (API Call - gtag("consent", "update", {...})) with On-page Update "Granted" and no data for On-page Default. 4. Set (consent - on-page Update - "Granted", Current State - "Granted) 5. Consent (API Call - gtag("consent", "default", {...})) That is, Update comes first, then Default. Maybe there is more video how to solve this?)) Any help would be appreciated.

[@uslawpros]

Question do I keep the original CookieYes CMP tag and add what you are showing us? Or do I need to replace CookieYes or CookieBot CMP tag with the new way you are showing us?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey! I've recorded a video today where I show my CookieYes setup. Will be online next thursday 👍🏻

[@uslawpros]

@@LeonKorteweg Fantastic! Thank you for taking your time to help us. I know for me personally, you helped me to get compliant because all of this was new to me. I have never worked in Tag Manager. I always used Google Tag, for there was no need to use Tag Manager at that time. Now we have to use GTM and I didn't want 3 script codes on our website when I could have 1. Plus, I learned how to load the GTM at 2.3 ms for our normal pages and then load as normal for the pages I am tracking. This has been a steep learning curve. Again thank you :)

[@user-fn7ot2vl5y]

Knight in shining armour !

[@kookia213]

At minute 20:00 of the video, I am trying to understand if this is the place to add 3rd party cookies from your website. Like... if you have additional services (say.. JS file that calls some 3rd party) and they write their own cookie, how do we let google know to show them as options on the dialog box that pops up by google (the consent manager)?. Thank you for a great video.

[@LeonKorteweg]

I'm not sure if I understand your question entirely, but I've made a seperate video on using Consent Mode with Meta Ads. I think that video will answer some of your questions

[@mathiefo]

Maybe a silly question but GTM can only read the update consent cookievalue after you refreshed the page or if you go to a second page. In Belgium you aren't allowed to set analytics cookies on granted by default. So that means that you lose all your data on the first page? My google tag won't fire on my landingpage because the consent is only updated after a new page load after given consent right? You will also lose you conversion data if the conversion has been made without the need of a new page loud (for example button click) right?

[@vigilantezack]

I'm curious about that too. None of this requires a page reload. So for example if the person accepts cookies, and if GTM then serves all your tags, it would be no different than if it served all the tags just before giving consent in the first place, it's all within the same page load. They are just JS scripts after all, they can (more or less) execute any time. So the question is, will GTM send all your tags immediately after giving consent, or does it wait for the next page refresh?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Thanks for this question. Google Tags will update themselves if consent changes. So if consent has been given after pageload it will still track the first pageload. Meta Ads and other ad platforms don't behave like this. I've got a new video coming up this week that explains this in more detail.

[@natuurbazen]

Thanks! How do I add mulitple rules under "Cookies" in the web console? I have: cmplz_banner-status dismissed cmplz_consented_services cmplz_functional allow cmplz_marketing allow cmplz_policy_id 42 cmplz_preferences allow cmplz_statistics allow There's no global rule with "Cookie" or "Consent" in it. Should I add all of them as a variable separately in GTM?

[@LeonKorteweg]

No this is everything you need. You would need to make cookie variables for cmplz_functional, cmplz_marketing, cmplz_preferences and cmplz_statistics. Then you would need to make four lookup table variables that output 'denied' or 'granted' based on those different cookies.

[@donatasvalentelis5031]

Hello, Leon! Thanks for wonderful video! Actually, I have the same problem as few persons wrote below - update tag does not update values for some reason as they stay as Denied. My cookie content looks like this: ["required","statistical","marketing"]. In Regex Table I'm placing "marketing" (with quotation marks) in pattern, granted in output and default value denied. After some tests I can see that in variables it gives me value of granted, but in consent it still returns denied. Do you imagine what I'm missing here?

[@bodeatudor7496]

I'm facing the same issue. @LeonKorteweg do you know what the cause could be?

[@jozefslivka2929]

Hi Guys, I am facing the same issue...basically the Google tag manager TAG consent mode doesnt get the update value from website "when I click allow all cookies on website, but do not do any other page reload action" ....so basically the very first page activity will be always missing in G.Analytics overview....that is pretty big issue.....did you manage to solve it?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Ah I came across something similar the other day. This is a use case that I haven't covered in my video. A Regex Lookup table is probably not the best option here. In my case I used a JavaScript Macro variable where I checked if "marketing" was present in the list (between brackets). But you'll need to know JavaScript to get this going. A couple of tips if you use a Regex Lookup variable: - If you want to check for "marketing" including brackets. Use the Regex \"marketing\". So with backslashes in front of every special character. - Please make sure you've disabled 'Full matches only' and 'Enable Capture Groups and Replace Functionality' under 'Advanced Settings' of your Regex Lookup variable. - If you would use a Regex Lookup you need to make sure that "marketing" is not present in the cookie content whenever someone denies

[@cauuuse]

@@LeonKorteweg Can you do a short video or give pointers on how to implement the Javascript Macro Variable? Escaping the quotation marks doesn't seem to work for me. (Alternatively, can I hire you to take a look for me?)

[@WaqasAhmed-fx4ii]

Please make a video on it

[@NathHint]

you mentioned that 'analytics_storage' is still allowed to have set to 'granted' by default under some strict rules, in The Netherlands. Could you elaborate on this (or where to find information about this?) ? I'd like to know if my website is also eligible for this.

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey! Yeah sure! The most current info can be found here although it is very general and open to interpretation: acm.nl/nl/verkoop-aan-consumenten/reclame-en-verleiden/online-beinvloeden/cookies-plaatsen I also still use the principles from an old guide on Universal Analytics by 'Authoriteit Persoonsgegevens'. Although they took it off their website a while back, an archived version can be found here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ylaotq1st5gqcmcdho3xo/handleiding_privacyvriendelijk_instellen_google_analytics_april_22.pdf?rlkey=8vhjhie6zpfi3m98wf6j2abmw&dl=0

[@NathHint]

@@LeonKorteweg Awesome! Thanks a lot for the (super-) fast and helpful reply :)

[@karstenmissot]

Thanks, missen we hiermee het eerste pagina bezoek? Bezoeker ziet cookie banner, klikt op toestaan --> FB pixel (eigen html tag) kan nog niet worden ingeladen, want alles staat op denied.. - zal dan pas op volgende pagina worden ingeladen, ditzelfde voor de andere tags ?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Google Tags will work, even if consent has been given later on during the page view. For tags like Meta Ads a bit more work is required. I might do another video on this in the future since more people have asked me..

[@honzasir7946]

Any tips, if we have Complianz and there are in cookies several row for consent example: cmplz_functional | allow, cmplz_marketing | allow, cmplz_preferences | allow, cmplz_statistics | allow any tips how to set this?

[@natuurbazen]

Same question here!

[@honzasir7946]

@@natuurbazen I just solve it - just use cmplz_marketing for 1st Party Cookie and than for lookup - ad storage: Lookup table - instead RedEx. Work for me well

[@LeonKorteweg]

Yes this is your answer right here 😁 See for related answer this comment: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4vNeK2cjKmWZrs&lc=UgyehTMdP1BVs_HT3H94AaABAg.A0drVZ_edwzA0fgU8pAgmb

[@jorgeubeda3513]

Finally did you find the good result about this?? I am thinking seriously to erase complianz and start with cookieboot because I dedicate all the day and nothing... I am very frustated abou it.

[@andyserfel5972]

Name: cmplz_marketing Value: allow Its working for me :)

[@christopherhuber95]

I have a question as well: what if the is the content just says true? How do you set up the variables then? Can you stil put in marketing\ :true and statistics\ :true?

[@LeonKorteweg]

No it needs to match the content of your cookie. So if your cookie only contains the value true, just set fallback to 'denied'. And match 'true' to 'granted'. By the way, you can get away with a regular Lookup table in this case, you don't need RegEx for this.

[@christopherhuber95]

@@LeonKorteweg Thank You! I got another question. The Consent Mode Update Tag fires at the first initialization. Do it need to fire again at some point after that? Logically it has to but it doesnt... so just wondering.

[@frankiexu8289]

thanks, so is this a completely free way for consent mode v2?

[@LeonKorteweg]

The template is free, but it really depends on what CMP you're using I guess..

[@masonchan5420]

Thanks for the vid! Ihave a little issue, I have added the tag from the market place and set the trigger to "Consent Initialization", it does fire off the default but I get a message at the bottom "A tag read consent state a default was set". Any help please?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Thanks for pointing this out! More people have asked about this, so I've recorded a new video on this topic this morning. It will be out by the end of this week. Short answer here: In the video I will show you how to check if the setup is ok. But I've found that even if you have everything in the right order, the warning sometimes still appears for no apparent reason.

[@masonchan5420]

​@@LeonKortewegthank you! Looking forward to the new vid

[@makki4064]

is that true that option for a visitor to opt-out have to be the same easy as for opt-in?

[@LeonKorteweg]

This question is best asked to a legal advisor. But as I read GDPR, your website users must be able to decline consent in order for the accepted consent to be valid. Also, I would not make declining too hard for your users. That is just not nice to do..

[@dawid.nerdcow]

I'm not familiar with the beta of consent in GTM, but is this not an issue that the consent doesn't update as soon as user grants it? In your tests, you always refresh the page to check it - this means that until the user reloads/changes the page, the consent is not set yet. Sounds like a major flaw to me. It's easily fixed with a few "Click" (or "Link click") triggers matching the button classes of the consent mechanism, but maybe I'm missing something with the beta option in admin? To me, consent should apply immediately - not on refresh.

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey, thanks for your comment! You're right, to keep this video from running to long I did not include that in my tutorial. I've just published a follow-up where I go over the steps on how to solve this. By the way, a simple click trigger will not work, because the moment you click the consent usually hasn't been processed. Here is a link to the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIm2n4SseNB5sLM

[@dawid.nerdcow]

@@LeonKorteweg That makes sense. In our case, we already had consent mode and triggering scripts detached from one another so it wasn't an issue. Good point for others doing it themselves, though!

[@user-ek2mt6xv4b]

We're trying to check our installation of consent mode our Cookieyes banner does not appear in the Tag Assistant. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hey, I just launched a new video where I go over my CookieYes settings. Perhaps that helps?

[@filipstaskiewicz3184]

Hi. I have a problem, after accepting all cookies and refreshing the page, the cookie settings return to the default settings. Do you know why? My cookies are storage on Local Storage

[@LeonKorteweg]

Do you mean that only your default command is running? Have you double checked your variable setup?

[@filipstaskiewicz3184]

@@LeonKorteweg what I mean is that when the user accepts all cookies, I see in Google Tag Assistant that all cookies are granted. However, when the user refreshes the page, the cookie settings return to default

[@filipstaskiewicz3184]

@@LeonKorteweg hello, I managed to fix it :) I have one more question for you. When entering the main Google Analytics page, I have the following notification at the top: "Checking data consent settings Check which Google services can receive personal data from the European Economic Area that users have consented to transfer." Do you know what I should do to fix this?

[@shovedigital]

do you have to use a 3rd party?

[@takiecos]

Hi, after update ad_user_data and ad_personalization is still denied. How Can I fix it?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Usually this happens if your variable setup is not exactly right, so either the cookie variable or the regex lookup variable.

[@cattree3415]

update tag does not update values for some reason, they stay as Denied for me

[@AndreDreyer-kw7jv]

I have the same issue..?

[@LeonKorteweg]

I would check the cookie variable and lookup variable setup. If it always returns denied, there is probably something wrong there.

[@AndreDreyer-kw7jv]

@@LeonKorteweg Thanks!! you were right. lookup variable had a special character I did not see.

[@donatasvalentelis5031]

@@LeonKorteweg , hey! Thanks for wonderful video! Actually, I have the same problem. My cookie content looks like this: ["required","statistical","marketing"]. In Regex Table I'm placing "marketing" (with quotation marks) in pattern, granted in output and default value denied. After some tests I can see that in variables it gives me value of granted, but in consent it still returns denied. Do you imagine what I'm missing here?

[@RobinWerner-ph9nt]

How would you proceed when the Cookie is saved in the local storage when creating the lookup-table? In my case I find this: "testCookie: true} testCookie:true" in the local storage part. The only other entry I find in the Cookie-part is the following: _tracking_consent withe this attribute: "%7B%22v%22%3A%222.1%22%2C%22reg%22%3A%22GDPR%22%2C%22region%22%3A%22DEHH%22%2C%22con%22%3A%7B%22CMP%22%3A%7B%22a%22%3A%22%22%2C%22p%22%3A%22%22%2C%22s%22%3A%22%22%2C%22m%22%3A%22%22%7D%7D%7D" So where how to proceed from here on?

[@LeonKorteweg]

I would probably try to work with the _tracking_consent cookie. First of all, check the box in your cookie variable that says 'URI-decode cookie'. If I manually decode your cookie via meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/ I get the following data: {"v":"2.1","reg":"GDPR","region":"DEHH","con":{"CMP":{"a":"","p":"","s":"","m":""}}} I'm guessing that the letters stand for the consent given. But I don't know which letter is responsible for analytics or ad consent. And it seems that all categories are empty here, because it says "m":"" instead of "m":"true" In some cases, you cannot check for marketing:true or something similar via a RegEx Table variable. You have to use a Custom JavaScript variable to convert the values. But I would need more info to help you with that.

[@RobinWerner-ph9nt]

@@LeonKorteweg Thanks for you reply here :) I´ll give you any information you need! If I decode it, I get the following: "{"region":"DEHH","con":{"CMP":{"a":"1","p":"1","s":"1","m":"1"}},"v":"2.1","reg":"GDPR"}" Assuming "1" stands for true Looks like I got it, thanks for your help! :)

[@cauuuse]

This is great tutorial, but having followed it to the letter, for the life of me I cannot get Consent Update to get granted permissions. The only difference I have vs your example is that the Cookie is called cauuuse_cookie_consent and the pattern I'm looking for is \"marketing\"\:true Any pointers appreciated :)

[@LeonKorteweg]

Hmm frustrating.. Have you checked the 'URI-decode cookie' in your cookie variable? And your Lookup table? Have you deselected both 'Full Matches Only' and 'Enable Capture Groups and Replace Functionality'?

[@cauuuse]

@@LeonKorteweg Thanks for taking the time to reply, Leon :) I have done all of those things, but still don't see updated consent.

[@vigilantezack]

Google continues to complicate the heck out of everything.

[@LeonKorteweg]

🙈 I feel you. No-compromise data collection in a world full of legislation and tracking prevention is hard. But I also see a big opportunity arise for web analytics programs / GA alternatives that work without cookies or track less personal data. I'm guessing many organisations will be willing to work with less complete data if that means not having to use cookiebanners and things like consent mode.

[@RutDeRuijter]

Heb je op deze manier geen abonnement nodig bij de CMP partner?

[@LeonKorteweg]

It depends on what cookiebanner you end up using. But yes, if you're using a custom made cookiebanner, you can bypass the monthly subscription cost of a seperate CMP this way.

[@honzasir7946]

and how can I solve this if cookieconsent have this value and I need to check if this contain analytics value: {"categories":["functionality_storage","analytics_storage"],"level":["functionality_storage","analytics_storage"],"revision":0,"data":{"last_action_date":"2024-03-06T22:12:10.343Z"},"rfc_cookie":false,"consent_date":"2024-03-06T22:12:10.328Z","consent_uuid":"4aefc45b-753f-49da-8df5-8095047fe39c","last_consent_update":"2024-03-06T22:12:10.328Z"} any tips what can I use to get if value contain "analytics_storage"

[@user-ng5gu1fi8l]

Excellent video Leon! A question though, is there a way to not needing to refresh after cookie acceptance/rejection for the consent mode to take effect?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Yes, i've recorded a new video about this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIm2n4SseNB5sLM