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Add a setting page to fill all legal informations #47

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ghost opened this issue Aug 30, 2018 · 2 comments
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Add a setting page to fill all legal informations #47

ghost opened this issue Aug 30, 2018 · 2 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Aug 30, 2018

Hello,

Firstly, thanks for this awesome plugin that make our life far more easier when dealing with GDPR.

However, I have a small suggestion to make it even better. Since GDPR, our websites always have 2 different pages :

  • One about legal information (who is responsible of the content, what is the society behind the website etc...)
  • One about data privacy (cookie explaination, legal right of the visitor etc...)

In these 2 pages, there a some legal informations (society name, status, address, website url, informations about society CEO etc...). Actually, my base theme contain that 2 pages with some tokens like {SOCIETY}, {CEO_NAME} and I do a search and replace for each token to put the true values.

The next step to this would be to have a setting page to fill a required data, and then, a component to put on the page to automatically replace tokens with the corresponding value.

I could create a PR when I will have some time to add this, but I would like to know, before developping the solution, if you would be ok to merge it with your project, as I think that the GDPR module is the best place to handle that.

Thanks

Alex

@tobias-kuendig
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That sounds great! Just make sure that it's easy to integrate custom page content via component partials.

@damsfx
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damsfx commented Sep 18, 2018

Hello, everyone,

I systematically include 3 pages in all my sites: "legal notices", "cookie policies" and "cookie management".

Until now I used the configuration properties of the theme and typical's pages displaying the information.
It's true that the solution is not the most beautiful.

As much as I understand the link with cookies and the RGPD, but for the "legal notices" I am more doubtful.

Despite off that it may authorize even more automation of the website building process and borrng tasks, so for that ... it could be an interesting feature!

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