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Five coordinated changes, all on the same question: when the plugin stops rendering its own revisit widget because a footer link was verified, is the visitor actually left with a way to withdraw consent? Withdrawal_Path::marker_present() no longer answers with a regex. A marker can sit in markup and still be unusable, and a substring match cannot tell the difference. It now parses the response and walks the ancestor chain of every element carrying the attribute, rejecting the control when it or any ancestor is a template, noscript, script, style or head element, carries hidden, inert or disabled, or hides itself with an inline display/visibility/ content-visibility declaration. strip_non_markup() stops removing <template> for this to work: templates nest, so the first closing tag is not their end and a scanner cannot bound them — the ancestor walk can. That still leaves what no server can see. Verification cannot prove the theme's CSS, the viewport or a later DOM mutation keep the link usable, so Geo_Runtime now emits revisitConsent.verifiedAlternative when the rule set requires a reopen control, the footer route verified, and the widget is therefore off. script.js keeps the widget in the template but hidden, reveals it whenever the page has no usable withdrawal control, and watches for changes — so the fallback appears if the theme hides the footer, if the control is removed later, or if a breakpoint drops it. It is never exposed over an open notice or preference panel. AMP stops consuming that verification. A footer probe proves a script.js trigger exists; it says nothing about an AMP tap action, which is a different mechanism. AMP keeps its native post-consent control. Cache_Compatibility::is_shared_cache_render() gains the strict-shell bootstrap as a third reason to answer true: with the bootstrap active, normal pages share one shell even when routing has a country source, so a per-visitor language is safe there. It reads the same readiness gate as Frontend, including the request-specific AMP exclusion, so the language seam and the cache headers the page is sent with cannot disagree. Frontend asks has_active_banner_for_law() instead of loading the banner with get_active_banner_for_law(), since the veto only needs to know whether one exists. Tests, every change with its own: - test-withdrawal-path-php.php (64 assertions): template, nested templates, disabled, disabled="false", a hidden ancestor, an inert ancestor and fieldset disabled. - withdrawal-fallback.spec.ts, new, 10 cases x 3 browsers: a missing, disabled, hidden, inert, CSS-hidden, templated and empty footer each keep a working reopen control; a usable footer suppresses the widget and reopens consent itself; removal and restoration update the fallback; theme visibility and viewport changes keep a usable route. - test-geo-cache-bootstrap-php.php: the bootstrap is active with cache compatibility paused, the shell stays cacheable with a country source, and the language gate agrees with it. - test-amp-consent-bridge-php.php: a verified normal footer does not remove AMP's postPromptUI, and AMP still renders a native reopen action. - test-banner-law-readiness-php.php, new, for the readiness predicate. - test-template-cache-php.php for the template-side flag. Verified: 198 of 198 unit suites and 324 browser-intent tests pass, php -l is clean across the plugin, and script.min.js matches a fresh build of the merged source.
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ℹ️ No critical issues. One gap in the client-side fallback is worth closing.
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I reviewed the whole PR: server-side DOM verification of the withdrawal marker, the runtime verifiedAlternative fallback through Geo_Runtime → Banner → Template → script.js, the AMP decoupling, and the strict-shell bootstrap branch in Cache_Compatibility. Locally, the five touched PHP suites pass and script.min.js matches a fresh terser build.
- DOM-based marker check:
body_has_marker()now parses the page and rejects controls undertemplate/noscript/head,hidden/inert/disabled, or an inline hiding style. It fails closed whenext-domis missing. - Runtime-only fallback flag:
apply_ui_requirements()emitsverifiedAlternative, andBannercarries it across sanitization without persisting it.prepare_html()keeps the already-faz-revisit-hidewidget in the markup, and the layout signature invalidates stale cached templates. - Browser re-check:
_fazShowRevisit()suppresses the widget only while a usable[data-faz-open-preferences]control exists. A rAF-throttledMutationObserverplusresizere-evaluates this. It does nothing while the notice or a preference modal is open. - AMP: AMP stops consuming the normal-page footer verification, so its native
postPromptUIstays. - Readiness split:
has_active_banner_for_law()selects the banner without resolving language, which avoids recursion throughfaz_current_language()→is_shared_cache_render()→ bootstrap readiness. - Shared-cache gate: a paused Cache Compatibility mode now answers
truewhen the strict-shell bootstrap is active. It uses the same AMP exclusion asFrontend::is_geo_bootstrap_cache_active().
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Review comments at @includes/class-withdrawal-path.php:
- Line 373: Update body_has_marker to apply disabled-state filtering only when
the marked element is a native form control and it is disabled under HTML rules,
including fieldset behavior and the first legend exception; do not treat
disabled attributes on links or unrelated ancestors as disabling them. Update
the JavaScript control filter to remove the broad [disabled] ancestor check and
rely on :disabled for native disabled-state behavior.
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`weglot_get_current_language()` mock is defined so `faz_current_language()`
reaches the WPML branch. Set `faz_test_visitor_language` to `fr` for this case
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…ked test All three findings were valid against the code as pushed. Late stylesheets bypassed the re-check (Pullfrog). The watcher observed document.body mutations and `resize`, and a stylesheet that finishes loading after the first check hides the footer control without causing either — while the first check runs from _fazRemoveBanner() at init, usually before that CSS has applied. The widget stayed hidden and the visitor was left with no withdrawal route at all, which is the one outcome this fallback exists to prevent. Common sources are the deferred-CSS tricks cache plugins use: a `media="print"` sheet swapped on load, critical CSS followed by the full sheet, a <link> injected into <head>. Two changes, and the control runs show both are load-bearing. A capturing `load` listener on `document` catches every stylesheet, including late ones; capture also runs before the link's own onload media swap, and refresh() defers to the next animation frame, so the re-check reads the styles the swap produced. And the observer root moves from document.body to document.documentElement, because a <style> injected into <head> is invisible to a body-rooted observer. `media` joins the attribute filter. `disabled` was treated as a generic off switch (CodeRabbit). It is defined only on form controls and never disables a link, so `<footer disabled>`, `<div disabled>` and `<form disabled>` are not disabled states — the attribute is ignored, the element renders, and a marked <a> inside it keeps receiving the handler. Rejecting those reported a usable footer route as `marker_missing`, and the administrator saw verification fail with nothing visible to fix. Withdrawal_Path::is_disabled() now applies the spec rule: the attribute counts on the control itself only when the control is a form control, and on an ancestor only for `<fieldset>`, whose disabled state propagates to descendant form controls with the elements inside its FIRST <legend> exempted. The browser side drops `[disabled]` from its `closest()` selector and keeps `:disabled`, which asks the real question and already accounts for fieldset propagation and the legend exemption — so the two sides cannot diverge, which is what the finding asked for. A test asserted nothing (CodeRabbit). The URL-based WPML case ran after weglot_get_current_language() was defined, and faz_current_language() consults Weglot first; a PHP function definition is permanent, so `fr` came from the Weglot mock and the WPML branch never executed. The case moves ahead of the mock, and now also asserts that no Weglot source exists yet and that faz_wpml_language_in_url() is true, so the negotiation type is pinned rather than inferred from the resolved language. Coverage added, each with a control run: - 9 assertions for the disabled semantics: `<footer disabled>`, `<div disabled>`, `<form disabled>` and `<a disabled>` stay usable, a first-<legend> control stays usable, and a disabled fieldset still disables a control outside that legend, nested deeper, or inside a second <legend>. Restoring the old behaviour turns exactly the five "no effect" assertions red. - 2 browser-intent cases: a stylesheet that loads after init (response delayed on purpose, so the <link> insertion's own mutation cannot make the test pass without the listener) and a late <style> in <head>. Removing the load listener fails the first across all three browsers; reverting the observer root fails the second. Docstring Coverage remains the documented permanent exception. Verified: 198 of 198 unit suites, 330 browser-intent tests, php -l clean, and script.min.js rebuilt from the edited source.
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✅ No new issues found. The late-stylesheet gap from the previous review is closed, and the
disabledhandling now matches the HTML spec on both sides.
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I reviewed dc30da3 against the prior Pullfrog review at 6b55a4c. Locally, the withdrawal-path and geo-cache-bootstrap suites pass, and script.min.js matches a fresh terser build.
- Late CSS re-check:
_fazWatchWithdrawalControl()now observesdocument.documentElement, so<style>injected into<head>triggers a re-check. It also watchesmediaswaps and adds a capturingloadlistener forLINK. The new browser case delays the stylesheet response by 400ms, so it can only pass because of theloadlistener. - Spec-accurate
disabled:body_has_marker()is now split intocontrol_is_usable()andis_disabled().disabledonly counts on form controls, either set on the control itself or inherited from an ancestor<fieldset disabled>. Controls inside that fieldset's first<legend>are exempt, and outer fieldsets are still checked. The JS side drops the[disabled]ancestor match and uses:disabled, so server and browser agree. Unit cases cover both directions. - WPML test ordering: the WPML case now runs before the Weglot mock is defined, with a premise assertion. The WPML branch is now actually exercised instead of being answered by Weglot.
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Five coordinated changes answering one question: when the plugin stops rendering its own revisit widget because a footer link was verified, is the visitor actually left with a way to withdraw consent?
The gap
Withdrawal_Path::marker_present()answered with a regex. A marker can sit in the markup and still be unusable — inside a<template>, on adisabledbutton, under ahiddenorinertancestor — and a substring match cannot tell the difference. The plugin was switching its own widget off on that evidence.What changed
Server side.
marker_present()now parses the response and walks the ancestor chain of every element carrying the attribute, rejecting the control when it or any ancestor is atemplate,noscript,script,styleorheadelement, carrieshidden/inert/disabled, or hides itself with an inlinedisplay/visibility/content-visibilitydeclaration.strip_non_markup()stops removing<template>for this to work: templates nest, so the first closing tag is not their end and a scanner cannot bound them — the ancestor walk can. Scripts and styles are still stripped before parsing, which also keeps the parse cheap and avoids feeding an inline bundle to libxml.Client side, for what no server can see. Verification cannot prove the theme's CSS, the viewport, or a later DOM mutation keep the link usable.
Geo_Runtimenow emitsrevisitConsent.verifiedAlternativewhen the rule set requires a reopen control, the footer route verified, and the widget is therefore off.script.jskeeps the widget in the template but hidden, reveals it whenever the page has no usable withdrawal control, and watches for changes — so the fallback appears if the theme hides the footer, if the control is removed later, or if a breakpoint drops it. It is never exposed over an open notice or preference panel.AMP stops consuming that verification. A footer probe proves a
script.jstrigger exists; it says nothing about an AMP tap action, which is a different mechanism. AMP keeps its native post-consent control.Cache_Compatibility::is_shared_cache_render()gains the strict-shell bootstrap as a third reason to answertrue: with the bootstrap active, normal pages share one shell even when routing has a country source, so a per-visitor language is safe there. It reads the same readiness gate asFrontend, including the request-specific AMP exclusion, so the language seam and the cache headers the page is sent with cannot disagree.Frontendaskshas_active_banner_for_law()instead of loading the banner withget_active_banner_for_law(), since the veto only needs to know whether one exists.Tests — every change has its own
marker_present()test-withdrawal-path-php.php, 64 assertions: template, nested templates,disabled,disabled="false", hidden ancestor, inert ancestor,fieldset disabledwithdrawal-fallback.spec.ts(new), 10 cases × 3 browsers: missing / disabled / hidden / inert / CSS-hidden / templated / empty footer each keep a working reopen control; a usable footer suppresses the widget and reopens consent itself; removal and restoration update the fallback; theme visibility and viewport changes keep a usable routetest-geo-cache-bootstrap-php.php: bootstrap active with cache compatibility paused, shell stays cacheable with a country source, and the language gate agrees with ittest-amp-consent-bridge-php.php: a verified normal footer does not remove AMP'spostPromptUI, and AMP still renders a native reopen actiontest-banner-law-readiness-php.php(new)test-template-cache-php.phpVerified before pushing: 198/198 unit suites, 324 browser-intent tests,
php -lclean across the plugin, andscript.min.jsmatches a fresh build of the source.Note on provenance
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main. It is complete and tested, so it goes through a branch and this PR rather than straight intomain— the release gate requires a clean tree and no unreviewed code in a compliance path.Summary by CodeRabbit
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