CHEQ Enforce
| 开发者 | cheqadurgavich |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月20日 21:02 |
| PHP版本: | 7.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | Apache-2.0 |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Use this lightweight WordPress plugin to add CHEQ Enforce to your website. The plugin will inject the CHEQ Enforce library script into your site's
<head> tag after configuring the domain, account, and path settings that can be found in your CHEQ Enforce account. Once installed and configured, CHEQ Enforce can serve a customized consent experience and automatically enforce your website visitor's consent.
安装:
- Upload the entire
cheq-enforcedirectory to:wp-content/plugins/cheq-enforce/ - Activate the plugin via Plugins → Installed Plugins.
更新日志:
1.2.0
- Fixed the WP Consent API integration: a JavaScript error stopped consent changes from being forwarded, so visitor choices were never applied.
- CHEQ Enforce now tells the WP Consent API that consent is required before a category becomes active. Previously it registered as a consent manager but never declared this, so other plugins were told no consent manager was present and could track regardless of the visitor's choice.
- Consent categories are now mapped to the WP Consent API on the settings screen, so accounts that use their own category names are recognized. Accounts naming a category Advertising, for example, were ignored before, so consent for it was never applied. A single CHEQ category can be mapped to more than one WP Consent API category.
- A returning visitor's existing consent is now applied when the page loads, rather than only after they change it.
- Consent recorded before the WP Consent API finishes loading is now applied once it is ready, instead of being discarded.
- Fixed consent being recorded incorrectly when a consent payload arrived in an unexpected format, and stopped one bad entry from discarding the remaining categories.
- The plugin now stays inactive until an account and publish path are set, instead of loading a broken script and removing Google Site Kit's consent defaults with nothing to replace them. An admin notice explains what to configure.
- Fixed clearing the Domain field leaving the plugin active with an unusable script URL; the default domain is now restored automatically.
- Site Kit's consent default is now replaced only inside Site Kit's own snippet, leaving consent code added by other plugins or your theme untouched.
- Fixed the settings screen mangling domain, account, and publish path values containing &, <, or quotes each time they were saved.
- Made output buffering safer alongside caching and optimization plugins, and it no longer risks emptying the page head.
- The consent integration code is minified before it is added to the page.
- Corrected the setup instructions: the settings screen is the top-level CHEQ Enforce menu item, not under Settings.
- Tested with WordPress 7.1.
- Added an integration with WP Consent API.
- Initial release.