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• When a technical information exists in defined cookies, the Promise is only resolved after given consent
• When no technical information exists, the Promise is immediate resolved

$consent = function_exists('wp_rcb_consent_given') ? wp_rcb_consent_given("http", "_twitter_sess", ".twitter.com") : true;

You can also check for consent by cookie ID (ID in wp_posts, post id):

$consent = function_exists('wp_rcb_consent_given') ? wp_rcb_consent_given(15) : true;

Since 5.0.4: You can also check for consent by service unique name:

$consent = function_exists('wp_rcb_consent_given') ? wp_rcb_consent_given("google-analytics-ua") : true;

Attention: Do not use this function if you can get the conditional consent into your frontend coding and use instead the window.consentApi!

The return value is an array with the following keys:

• cookie: If the website operator has defined a cookie or service with the information you requested, it will be returned here.
• consentGiven: This variable defines whether a valid consent has generally been given. This does not refer to the technical information that you have passed as arguments. For example: If the user clicks "Continue without Consent", this variable is set to true. The variable is false if the user has not yet given consent and the cookie banner is displayed.
• cookieOptIn: This variable defines whether the technical information has been accepted. Attention: This variable is also true if no service (see cookie) is found.