GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies · Version history
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.6
- Oct 7, 2026 (1 month ago)
- Releases
- 7
- since 2025
- In the last year
- 7
- about one every 54 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20251 release
- 20266 releases
20266 releases
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.6Latest
- Fixed policy shortcodes rendering an empty container when placed outside the page body. The script that fills the container was only loaded when the shortcode text appeared in the page’s own content, so a shortcode in a page-builder module, theme template, custom field, widget or block template pro…
- Fixed the same check never loading the script when the stored languages and policies were held as JSON strings rather than arrays.
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.5
- Fixed the settings page clearing a working configuration. The settings page cleared the stored token, widget slug, languages and policies before it had retrieved and validated their replacements, so any problem with the retrieval left the site with no configuration at all and no error shown. The pl…
- Fixed the plugin failing to read the API response when it arrives double-encoded, which made every retrieved value empty.
- Fixed errors returned by the plugin’s own AJAX handlers being treated as successes, which hid failures behind a silent page reload. Failures are now shown on the settings page.
- Fixed the settings form saving the token under an option name the plugin never read, so the standard form post could not populate the token.
- Fixed error reporting never running from the settings page’s main code paths because of a scoping error.
- WP Consent API is no longer a required dependency. It was only ever needed for the optional Google Consent Mode integration, so WordPress no longer blocks activation without it; the settings page now shows an optional recommendation with an install shortcut instead, and the site-wide admin notice i…
- Fixed the “Embed your policies” table flashing every language column before collapsing to the selected language; the non-selected columns are now hidden at render time.
- Fixed the language selector failing to pre-select English and Hindi variants (the stored default language uses hyphens while language keys use underscores, so those variants never matched).
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.4
- Fixed a malformed link on the settings page: the “Update your Cookie Consent Widget” link had its widget slug escaped with esc_url() mid-URL, which injected an extra “http://” and broke the link. The full URL is now escaped correctly.
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.3
- Fixed the plugin’s admin CSS and JavaScript loading on every WordPress admin page; they now load only on the GetTerms settings page to avoid affecting other plugins’ admin screens.
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.2
- Updated the Cookie Consent Widget embed to the new method: a preloaded, synchronous blocker plus an asynchronous widget, for more reliable consent enforcement.
- Manual installation now provides the matching code snippet, with guidance on adding a Content Security Policy (CSP) nonce.
- Fixed the manual installation snippet so the copied code contains valid <script> tags.
- Tested up to WordPress 7.0.
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.1
- Fix for bug when automatically embedding in default language
20251 release
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies 1.0
- Functionality updates to comply with WordPress plugin directory requirements
Questions about GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies’s releases
What is the latest version of GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies?
1.6, released on Oct 7, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies updated?
7 releases in the last year, about one every 54 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from November 2025.
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