Stolz said:
Does this prevent Laravel creating a session (and cookie) to comply?
Jono20202 said:
Stolz said:
Does this prevent Laravel creating a session (and cookie) to comply?
Nope. Laravel (and all other frameworks) sets a lot of cookies and in fact you can't do anything about that. if you are using some tracking like Google Analytics, you will be adding more cookies to website. This is modern web.
In order to comply with that stupid Cookie Law you must inform user that your (or your client) website is storing cookies in order to function properly. I'm form Poland and we are subject to this regulation as well and I'm using this little jquery library Link.
@Jono20202 Please read the cookie law again. Yes, it's a stupid law but it doesn't apply to all the cookies. It's intended mainly for tracking cookies. Those cookies used to keep track of a user’s input or session logins are exempted
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