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No, it's not particular new or regularly misimplemented. It's usually implementing cross-domain tracking that breaks things, not regular use of GA, because it
by yahelc 14y ago
No, it's not particular new or regularly misimplemented.
It's usually implementing cross-domain tracking that breaks things, not regular use of GA, because it does `return false` in an onclick handler.
I have some fixes for that here: https://github.com/yahelc/GA-Better-Crossdomain-Tracking https://github.com/yahelc/GA-Better-Crossdomain-Tracking
- jeresig 14y agoThe issue you outline is tangential (but still important). The issues I'm seeing are actual exceptions occurring where sites are missing the reference to the GA object, not issues with _link tracking and redirects.
- yahelc 14y agoCan you provide live examples? `_gaq.push([]);` shouldn't result in any errors with Ghostery. I'm curious as to what's happening.