Prior blocking & script control — found from sitemap — OneTrust Cookie Consent

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• Gtm integration Report an error

  “If you use Google Tag Manager (GTM) to inject cookies on your website and manage site content, you can set it up so that the scripts are controlled by the consent preferences choices selected by visitors.”

• Gtm variables Report an error

  “To pass data to Google Tag Manager, the Cookie Compliance tool uses Variables. It supports JavaScript Variables and Data Layer Variables. We recommend using the GTM Data Layer and Data Layer Variables.”

• Onetrustactivegroups variable Report an error

  “It adds a key named OnetrustActiveGroups with a value of a comma delimited string of the current active category ids as selected by the visitor (or the default setup). This key is re-populated on every page load once the script is executed.”

• Integration methods Report an error

  “You can implement this integration in one of two ways: uploading and merging a provided container file or by manually establishing triggers for each tag.”

• Autoblocking gtm block Report an error

  “Auto-Blocking is capable of blocking Google Tag Manager.”

• Optanonconsent trigger timing Report an error

  “As the OptanonConsent cookie is set on page load, this allows you to trigger client tags before OneTrustGroupsUpdated event normally used by the data layer variable to block Cookie Categories.”

• Datalayer ignore attribute Report an error

  “To disable CDN pushed to window.dataLayer Insert the data-dLayer-ignore attribute into your script.”

• Datalayer name attribute Report an error

  “To enable CDN pushes to a new dataLayer Insert the data-dLayer-name attribute into your script.”

• Script version requirement Report an error

  “You will need to use >=6.29 script version for the following”

• Banner script tag type Report an error

  “If using a Custom HTML-type tag in Google Tag Manager, the tag content can be either of the following:”

• Container import option Report an error

  “Select Merge and then Overwrite conflicting tags, triggers and variables as the import option.”

• Trigger groups logic Report an error

  “Trigger groups utilize “AND” conditions, where as directly applying multiple triggers to a tag to be firing utilizes an “OR” condition.”

• Exception trigger event Report an error

  “Set the Event name to .*. This event applies to all events and will allow the exception trigger to override the event that is in the firing trigger.”

• Blocking trigger same event Report an error

  “In Google Tag Manager, Blocking triggers must fire on the same event as the Active triggers.”

• Tag fire without reload Report an error

  “If a tag is blocked and then allowed, it'll fire without the need for page reload because of listening for OneTrustGroupsUpdated.”

• Document write conflict Report an error

  “If you are using Google Tag Manager and have more than one tag or container with the ‘Support Document.Write’ checkbox checked, it may prevent the script from firing properly.”

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