Romain DerieandAntoine
db6f976683
Current behavior:
When the cookie bar is activated, the optional cookies are deactivated
by default, unless you click on I agree.
This causes issues regarding UTMs:
- You can have blocks to show only if an UTM cookies has been set
- UTM should be added on sale order for instance when reaching the
website through a link with an UTM and then buying something
Steps to reproduce (utm on quotation):
1. Install ecommerce
2. Go to Settings/Website
3. Activate Cookies Bar
4. Open a private tab
5. Go to /shop?utm_campaign=Sale
6. Click on I agree on the cookie bar
7. Buy a product
8. Go back to Sales App in backend
9. Find the last public user quotation
10. Go to other info tab
11. The medium field is empty
Steps to reproduce (utm based visibility):
1. Drag & drop a snippet on a page (let's say the /page)
2. Set that snippet visibility to "Visible only if utm campaign is
"Sale"
3. Repeat step 2 3 4 from above
4. Open /page?utm_campaign=Sale
5. You will see that the block is not shown despite accepting the
cookies and having the correct utm set.
Note: we don't want that clicking on I agree reload the page, it would
solve everything but would have poor usability.
Note that with the default cookies bar, you could still naviguate to
another page, and accept the cookies later, in which case the UTM would
never be set since they would not be in the URL anymore.
It's an acceptable limitation, if that's a real issue to someone, they
have to set the popup layout to a blocking one, not the small non
intrusive one.
Fix:
When closing the cookie bar, forcing the info in the URL to be stored in
the cookies if the key is a UTM.
opw-3681927
closes odoo/odoo#157711
X-original-commit: 8c31c2b08ed84ccdb97af628d9db7f6c67c6d830
Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Antoine (ande) <ande@odoo.com>
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