Version 4.2.2 / WordPress 3.3.1/3.3.0
I can confirm that problem – same for double quotes.
I would recommend better hook-support to configure GA/plugin dynamically/manually or maybe just a text-field instead of an input field for custom code and the quotes issues fixed.
Beside this it is a great plugin.
Thanks,
Matt
v 4.2.4 / WP 3.3.1
Problem still exists.
And while we’re at it, like Matt, I too would like to see an input field for custom code. 🙂
Yep, add the same problem and this broke my stats for 1 day.
Here is the quick dirty fix, waiting for Yoast to update the code 😉
In yst_plugin_tools.php, line 99, replace
$val = $options[$id];
with
$val = stripslashes($options[$id]);
That should fix it.
Thanks for the great plugin anyway.
Best
I still have this problem, do you still see yhis problema?
Yep, just verified today this is broken for me. It’d be nice to have it fixed.
bump for this topic. I’d like to implement an adjusted bouncerate, and for that I need the custom code to work..
Try posting your own topic instead of posting to an 11 month old one.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/
Hi Esmi,
the reason I put it here was that this post came up very high on a search on my topic. I am guessing more people will be coming here through that channel.
In any case, thanks for the advice. I am trying a couple of things myself on this subject and will get back if it works out.
Agree with lovebigisland on this one…
just because a thread is old, if it’s unresolved and there are useful suggestions, no reason why it should be written off… guess old threads are being treated like the old age pensioners these days.
I would like to see a fix here to add support for page load time:
_gaq.push(['_setSiteSpeedSampleRate', 10]);
regards,
Paul
