Before enabling Klaro! on your website you might want to test
it. Here's how to do that:
If you use Klaro with a local configuration file, simply add
testing: true to the config.
If you use Klaro with an API-backed configuration, simply
deactivate your configuration via the web interface.
This will ensure that Klaro doesn't automatically show the
consent notice or modal dialog. You can enable these by appending
#klaro-testing to the URL and reloading the page
(requires Klaro ≥0.7.2). This will cause Klaro to show the cosent
notice in test mode. For example, to test a Klaro installation on
https://example.com, we simply change the URL in the
browser address bar to
https://example.com#klaro-testing and reload the
page.
How To Test The Klaro Integration
Before enabling Klaro! on your website you might want to test it. Here's how to do that:
testing: trueto the config.This will ensure that Klaro doesn't automatically show the consent notice or modal dialog. You can enable these by appending
#klaro-testingto the URL and reloading the page (requires Klaro ≥0.7.2). This will cause Klaro to show the cosent notice in test mode. For example, to test a Klaro installation onhttps://example.com, we simply change the URL in the browser address bar tohttps://example.com#klaro-testingand reload the page.