How do I handle .xd.adobe.com cookies on my website with embedded Xd file?

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July 17, 2024
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Hello

Our website displays an interactive Adobe XD file that I embedded.

When I go to manage our cookies, it detects 2 cookies from .xd.adobe.com which doesn't have a category or a script URL pattern.

Kindly guide me through finding the right base script or xhr to insert. When I Look for it myself I'm overwhelmed with tons of xhr and scripts to choose from.

As for the category, I believe it should be under Functional since the page should load without giving consent to see the interactive part of the XD file, but if they want to, they'd have to turn on functional cookies. Please correct me if I'm wrong and adjust a more proper category for the cookies.

Direct link to page with embedded XD file: https://globalboiler.com/our-departments/

Attached are the 2 cookies

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Correct answer Maja326555487e0g

I got the solution form the cookie banner provider. If any others display their XD prototype on their website - like their portfolio, please follow this guideline for handling the cookies the input code will create on your site:

"Simply enter the script URL pattern as simply "xd.adobe.com" or "adobe.com" without including protocols like "https://www.adobe.com/ ". "

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Inspiring

I got the solution form the cookie banner provider. If any others display their XD prototype on their website - like their portfolio, please follow this guideline for handling the cookies the input code will create on your site:

"Simply enter the script URL pattern as simply "xd.adobe.com" or "adobe.com" without including protocols like "https://www.adobe.com/ ". "

creative explorer

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@Maja326555487e0g where exactly is the Xd link on your website? https://globalboiler.com/our-departments/

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Inspiring

It is in an embedded section above the footer - it's the interactive map.

creative explorer

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Adobe Xd is a prototyping application where you can create wireframes, mockups and interactive prototypes. The idea is create a 'potential' website or application, and once the client or customer likes it, you get the web developers to build the website or application.

If I am reading this correctly, you are just wanting to use the 'interactive prototype' to be used as part of the website.... is this correct? XD prototypes are meant to simulate user interactions, but they wouldn't provide real map functionality like how Google Maps does. The Xd map would not be able to update with real-time traffic (think of your Google Analytics to see where users are clicking on what) or offer features like searching for locations.

Top of my head, I think JavaScript would be upur best option. It will allow you to embed, customize, and interact with maps within your site.

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