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If you’re following these instructions, you need to revert to v1.7.9 to get a version before ShareThis added tracking to the plugin.

While I’m happy to know that the Social Media Feather developer made money from their excellent efforts by selling, this is a deal killer for me too. RIP

Please reconsider this behavior.
WP_DEBUG should not effectively disable a plugin I have installed.
I use WP_DEBUG to debug my own development, not the development of plugins from others.

The single quotes inside the javascript are changed to character entity 39 instead, but the code still works despite that.

If you want to see what I mean, view the source at https://www.blackjackinfo.com/

I’m sure you meant the Google Analytics plugin by Yoast, not the SEO plugin.

However, having tried the Yoast GA plugin for this purpose myself, I would not recommend it.

Here is my code to do Social button tracking with the new Google Universal Analytics code.
@caleb280: If you are using the older Google code, just change the onclick syntax to be similar to what you originally asked.

Here is the code:

function google_analytics_social_media_feather($def_list, $out_params, $context, $vars, $params) {
        foreach ($def_list as $key => $value) {
                $url = $vars['url'];
                $url = str_replace('%3A',':',$url);
                $url = str_replace('%2F','/',$url);

                $def_list[$key]['onclick'] = "ga('send','social',{'socialNetwork':'$key','socialAction':'$context','socialTarget':'$url'});";
        }

        return $def_list;
}

add_filter( 'synved_social_button_list_markup', 'google_analytics_social_media_feather', 10, 5);