Note
This feature is available only upon request. Contact OneTrust Support to enable this feature.
Server-side rendering (SSR) is an application’s ability to convert HTML files on the server into a fully rendered HTML page for the client. The web browser submits a request for information from the server, which instantly responds by sending a fully rendered page to the client.
Benefits of SSR
A server-side rendered application enables pages to load faster, improving the user experience. Webpages are correctly indexed because web browsers prioritize web pages with faster load times. Rendering server-side helps efficiently load webpages for users with slow internet connection or outdated devices.
How to request SSR
Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager, Implementation Consultant, or contact OneTrust Support using the Create a Case web form to have SSR enabled for your tenant.
What to expect
Once enabled, the otBanner json file will be rendered server side after your next publish. The OneTrust Banner json file that is sent will be called bLayout-{languagecode}.json (i.e., bLayout-en.json for English) instead of ot{bannerLayout}.json (i.e., otFlat.json for a banner with a flat layout).
Only the OneTrust Banner json is rendered server side because this is the first file displayed when the script is called, while the Preference Center is not immediately displayed.
How the Cookie Banner and Preference Center Loads
Loading the Cookie Banner Script and Preference Center has been designed to minimize page load times by taking advantage of asynchronous loading. The graphic below outlines the process for loading the Banner Script and Preference Center.
Performance and Availability of the Cookie Consent Script
See the OneTrust Cookie Consent Performance Whitepaper for the results of network performance and availability testing.
Loading the Cookie Banner Script and Preference Center has been designed to minimize page load times by taking advantage of asynchronous loading. The graphic below outlines the process for loading the Banner Script and Preference Center.
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The otSDKStub.js is called by the Cookie Consent Script in the <head> section of the website HTML code.
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The otSDKStub.js script calls the Domain.json and the BannerSDK.js script asyncronously. The website HTML continues to execute simultaneously.
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The BannerSDK.js script calls geolocation.jsonp, language.json, Banner HTML\CSS.json, and Prefence Center HTML\CSS.json.
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The BannerSDK.js script uses the information from the JSON files to inject the Banner and Preference Center.
*Configuration Dependent
OneTrust guarantees a high degree of availability for the Cookie Consent solution through our SLA of 99.95% during a given calendar month. In addition to this, the Cookie Consent solution has segregated the individual components of the Cookie Consent module so that even in the rare case of the main application being unavailable, published Cookie Banners and Preference Centers will not be affected.
