2.3.0

Cookiebar templates in Twig / Strict types / moderinzed JS

Requirements

• Minimum PHP version: 8.3

New Features

• Same as other consent tools such as ccm19.de, the cookiebar now has an X to temporarily close it without giving consent
  • The status is saved in the session storage, meaning that it will reappear on the next visit

Templates

• Fully rewritten in Twig
• simple template is now a variant of the default template
• Why Twig? → easier and more flexible
  • Example of customizing the block iFrame (yes, you could also just use a variant)

  {# templates/ccb/element_blocker.html.twig #}
  {% extends "@Contao/ccb/element_blocker.html.twig" %}
  {% block styles %}
     {{ parent() }}
     <style>html{background:#f47c00;}</style>
  {% endblock %}
  

JavaScript

• Cookiebar JS has been rewritten as a class, with JSDoc for type-safe contributions
• Internet Explorer support has been removed

PHP

• declare(strict_types=1); everywhere
• Services are no longer autowired
• JS & CSS assets are now loaded via the asset component

Deprecations

• The addModule method has been deprecated, there is no replacement yet but it could be rewritten to something similar that klaro has. If you are interested in funding it, please contact info@oveleon.de

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Important

Disclaimer
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Any customizations you've made must be adapted to Twig. Please understand that we cannot provide general support regarding Twig templates.
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