Events ​

• Initial load
• Consented to group
• Revoked group

Cookie Notice will emit events when it's initially loaded on a page or where a consent group is consented/revoked by the user. This is the best way of catching whether a user has consented to a specific group or not.

Note: Your JavaScript will need to come after Cookie Notice's own JavaScript, otherwise it won't work.

Initial load

The loaded event will be emitted once Cookie Notice has loaded. It'll give you an array containing the consent groups the user has consented to. You'll probably only need to check the slug:

<script>
  cookieNotice.on('loaded', (groups) => {
      if (groups.find(group) => group.slug === 'group_statistics') {
          // Load Google Analytics... (or something else...)
      }
 
      if (groups.find(group) => group.slug === 'group_marketing') {
          // Load Facebook Pixel... (or something else...)
      }
  })
</script>

Consented to group

The consented event will be emitted when the user has consented to a consent group. It'll give you an object containing information on the group the user has consented to.

<script>
  cookieNotice.on("consented", (group) => {
    if (group.slug === "group_marketing") {
      // Load Facebook Pixel...
    }
 
    // ...
  });
</script>

Revoked group

The revoked event will be emitted when the user has revoked consent for a consent group. It'll give you an object containing information on the group the user has revoked.

<script>
  cookieNotice.on("revoked", (group) => {
    if (group.slug === "group_marketing") {
      // Stop Facebook Pixel from tracking the user...
    }
 
    // ...
  });
</script>