Hey Jim,

I believe that the hide_gdpr_banner only works when the scheduling page is embedded. For Calendly to consider the scheduling page as an embed, you need to include the following query parameters in the URL:

embed_type=Inline
embed_domain=1

The default Calendly embed script automatically sets the “embed_domain” using “window.location.host”. Unfortunately, in the mobile context this is typically undefined which causes the embed_domain query parameter not to be set.

Can you try explicitly adding these query parameters to your embed url in your mobile app?



 

Hello Calforce,

Thank you for your answer, it worked like a charm!

However, the issue remains in my opinion, since the parameter hide_gdpr_banner used to work as advertised on its own in the past, and did not require any additional setup to function properly.

Regardless, I am grateful for your answer and guidance,

I’m wishing you a nice day!

As a solution be found for the cooking page masking the calendar on mobile? I will have to switch back to Amelia. I don’t understand why this issue isn’t solved. I’m not a web developer but I need to give the proper instructions to him. My website is Nathalie-voyance.com and the cookies page is preventing the conversion from visit to booking. Thanks a lot.

​@Nathalie56703 - 

The Calendly embed on your site (https://nathalie-voyance.com/voyance-telephone-15-minutes/) is missing the hide cookie banner setting.

Your web developer will need to update the data-url property on the inline widget to the following URL

https://calendly.com/nsuteau70/30-minute-meeting-clone-1?background_color=12223e&text_color=ffffff&primary_color=ffffff&hide_gdpr_banner=1