"Uncaught ReferenceError: Cookielaw is not defined" with django-pipeline javascript wrapper enabled

[cydvd]

Using django-pipeline for static compression, all javascript output is wrapped in an anonymous function, as security measure.

The click on button I agree fire Cookielaw.createCookielawCookie(); and generate the exception Uncaught ReferenceError: Cookielaw is not defined(…)

A chunk of the generated code:

(function(){var e={createCookie:function(e,t,n){var r=new Date,i="";n?(r.setTime(r.getTime()+n*24*60*60*1e3),i="; expires="+r.toGMTString()):i="",document.cookie=e+"="+t+i+"; path=/"},createCookielawCookie:function(){this.createCookie("cookielaw_accepted","1",3650),typeof window.jQuery=="function"?jQuery("#CookielawBanner").slideUp():document.getElementById("CookielawBanner").style.display="none"}}}).call(this);

With 'DISABLE_WRAPPER': Falseon pipeline configuration, all works as expected.

[piotrkilczuk]

Thanks for reporting the issue.

I shall find time to look into this in the next two weeks (unless you could look into this yourself maybe?).

[JuanCarlos-Arce]

Hi,

I've found the same situation and I fixed it just adding the js file manually in the base.html

<script type="text/javascript" src="{% static 'cookielaw/js/cookielaw.js' %}"></script>