- Adds https://cookieconsent.insites.com/ support (cookie agreement)
- Add terms support, which each user has to accept before using Redmine
- Add privacy and security inspectors
- multilingual support
- API support (if terms are required, API call throw forbitten till user accept terms)
- Redmine version >= 6.0
- Redmine Plugin: additionals
- Ruby version >= 3.1
Install redmine_privacy_terms plugin for Redmine
cd $REDMINE_ROOT
git clone git://github.com/alphanodes/redmine_privacy_terms.git plugins/redmine_privacy_terms
git clone git://github.com/alphanodes/additionals.git plugins/additionals
bundle config set --local without 'development test'
bundle install
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
Restart Redmine (application server) and you should see the plugin show up in the Plugins page.
- First of all, add a wiki page for the terms and a wiki page with information for those users who reject the agreement. Don't forget to add the macros on the wiki page with the terms which implement the "accept" and "reject" buttons: {{terms_accept}} | {{terms_reject}} If you want to use multiple languages, create a wiki page for each language. If no wiki page is available for a language, the default wiki page will be used.
E.g. "my_terms" (used as default), my_terms_de, my_terms_it, etc.
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Second, go to the plugin settings and open the section "Terms of use". Enable the function and select your project and add your wiki pages that you have created before. Apply your changes.
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Enable the Terms in settings.
If you did not specify wiki pages or projects, terms are not activated. Even if you assing a non-existing wiki page, terms are not activated. If all settings are correct, you'll find a "show" link behind the wiki page text field.
The plugin offers settings for:
- Cookie agreement
- Terms of use
- Tools
The "Inspect" section displays information on possible data protection problems you should try to fix.
There is a new permission "Show terms condition" available. Members with this permission can see the terms conditions of other users. A user can always see its own terms condition at his profile (if terms are activated).
You can use title parameter, to overwrite button text. Eg. {{terms_accept(title=I understood)}}
For multilange support use title_de, title_es, etc..
You can use title parameter, to overwrite button text. Eg. {{terms_reject(title=Let me out)}}
For multilange support use title_de, title_es, etc..
Uninstall redmine_privacy_terms
cd $REDMINE_ROOT
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate NAME=redmine_privacy_terms VERSION=0 RAILS_ENV=production
rm -rf plugins/redmine_privacy_terms public/plugin_assets/redmine_privacy_terms
Restart Redmine (application server)
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