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  • Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    it seems to be isolated to the Google analytics plugin for sure. I even disabled the caching to be sure, but the only fix is to disable your plugin. Obviously with your plugin quality I was surprised ??

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    I should note when I am logged in as an admin on that page the player works so whatever is disabled for tracking for logged in admins is removing the issue.

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    One of the bluburry forums guys said he fixed this very same issue with you last summer if that helps :)..

    I ran into this tonight. Specifically, when the ‘track outbound links & downloads’ option is enabled, this onclick attribute is rewritten incorrectly from

    onclick="return powerpress_embed_html5a('1234','https://media.blubrry.com/.../foo.mp3'

    to

    onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','download','https://media.blubrry.com/.../foo.mp3']);
    return powerpress_embed_html5a("1234','https://media.blubrry.com/.../foo.mp3');"

    Note that the single quote in front of the first parameter to powerpress_embed_html5a has been changed to a double quote by the rewrite. (I added a newline and shortened URLs to make it easier to read.)

    Turning off download tracking works around the problem.

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    Where is this code? Is this a Powerpress file that needs updating? If so I can ask them to update it on their side so it’s captured on their next push of the plugin.

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    So I am not sure still if this is a Yoast GA bug or a PowerPress bug, but neither side is commenting on the permanent fix :/

    Powerpress is generating the correct onclick code (the first excerpt) in the function powerpressplayer_build_html5audio in the file powerpress-player.php. Something in the analytics plugin is changing it to the incorrect onclick code (the second excerpt). I do not believe that this is a fault in PowerPress — their code works correctly if the ‘track outbound links & downloads’ option is turned off in the analytics plugin.

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    so we need Yoast to comment on this :/ I don’t want to turn off track outbound.

    swthomas55

    (@swthomas55)

    The latest version of PowerPress does not have this problem.

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    Is there a new version that has been released?

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    Yep I see it!

    “Added logic to fix the play in new window and embed links if Joost de Valk’s Google Analytics for WordPress plugin has “Track outbound clicks & downloads” enabled.”

    WOOT!

    bhod

    (@bhod)

    even i have the same problem when Track outbound clicks & downloads is disable the flash player is working. but i don’t want to disable that. i have wordpress 3.5.1. help

    Thread Starter ccolotti

    (@ccolotti)

    This was supposed to be fixed in the latest Bluburry update.

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