Version: 1.0.0, by DragonByte Tech
Developer Last Online: Mar 2023
Category: Mini Mods -
Version: 3.8.x
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Released: 06-12-2018
Last Update: Never
Installs: 10
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GDPR Compliance is a mod designed to aid you in becoming compliant with GDPR, with features such as logged consent for privacy policy / terms of service and downloading user data.
Uses
GDPR Compliance is a mod designed to aid you in becoming compliant with GDPR, by allowing admins to force agreement to the Privacy Policy / Terms of Service and recording this consent. Furthermore, admins can download user data in machine readable format via the AdminCP.
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Extended Product Information
Force Privacy Policy acceptance: Admins can force all users to accept the privacy policy, and users will see a date stamp of when it was last updated.
Force Terms of Service acceptance: Admins can force all users to accept the Terms of Service, and users will see a date stamp of when it was last updated.
Logged consent: A machine readable database table logs the time stamp of the last time a user ID consented to the privacy policy and/or terms of service.
User data download: Administrators with the "Can Administer Users" permission can download user data via a new page in the AdminCP.
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You will be my hero! We installed but i cannot find the option to edit something in any way. The file force_agreement.php brings blank page.
Any idea?
Greetings
Klaus
Until someone with knowledge or the author replies, I hope this will help ?
It worked OK for me. You did use the correct xml yes ? There are two in the .zip I see.
Check your php error logs. Blank page usually php error. If you do not want to force display of them check in your Cpanel (or other control panel) for an error log link and / or look in the forum directory or root directory for an error log file, sometimes some hosts will have it configged to log errors to a file so you might see it there.
If you are still stuck, it would be best to tell your host a script is giving blank pages and you want to see the error logs. They should be able to tell you how to view them.
It might just be me, but the force agreement does not allow a user to actually view the privacy policy as it redirects back to the force agreement
Furthermore, I had to add /forum/ to the global.php file before misc.php as if a user was on a vBadvanced page, they would get a 404 as the forum directory part was missed off.