postRejectAll

The postRejectAll command is an on-page opt-out mechanism that will reject all purposes and vendors for the GDPR TCF vendor list associated with the property. By attaching the command to an onclick event of a page element, your organization can provide end-users with a one-click solution that allows them to easily revoke consent.

• Command
• Implement postRejectAll
• Response

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Use Case

To comply with certain local DPA regulations regarding the PUR model, your organization needs to implement a button that allows an end-user to revoke consent as easily as it is given. End-users who visit your website property can give consent with one click and you need to permanently display a button that allows consent to be revoked with also one click.

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Command

JavaScript

__tcfapi('postRejectAll', 2, function (postRejectAllResponse, success) {
  	//custom callback code can be included here
    console.log("postRejectAllResponse: ", postRejectAllResponse);
    console.log('postRejectAllResponse was successful: ' + success)
    });

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Implement postRejectAll

In order to implement the postRejectAll command on your website property, you will need to:

1. Implement a button or link on your website property with an element ID. The suggested element ID is "postRejectAll".
2. Create a function that executes the postRejectAll command.
3. Use the document.getElementbyId method to return the button or link ID and call your function for an onclick event.

HTML

<!--Create modal with a button--> 
<div id="myModal" class="modal"> 
  <div class="modal-content"> 
    <p> Revoke consent at any time. Opt out of all purposes and vendors.</p> 
    <button id="postRejectAll">Reject All</button> 
  </div>
</div>

JavaScript

<script>
//calls function when Reject All button is clicked
    document.getElementById("postRejectAll").onclick = function() {myFunction()};

//function that executes postRejectAll command
    function myFunction() {
    __tcfapi('postRejectAll', 2, function (postRejectAllResponse, success) {
        //custom callback code can be included here
        console.log("postRejectAllResponse: ", postRejectAllResponse);
        console.log('postRejectAllResponse was successful: ' + success)
        });
    }
</script>

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Response

In addition to any custom code you might implement when your function executes, a successful reject all action will return true for the success parameter.