RCDani

Hi, I have some more information on this.

1. I have updated the Meta Slider plugin to the latest version and this does not resolve the problem

2. the Meta Slider developer has looked into it and he says the bug is in the GA plugin. Here is his comment from my thread on the Meta Slider forum:

Do you have outbound click tracking turned on? I can’t see exactly where the problem might be occuring in the code, but I can see the problem in the slider output. The GA plugin has altered it.

If you look at the page source, you’ll see:

<a href="/equipment-category/equipment-for-meetings-displays-and-presentations/' target='_self'><img height='290' width='565' src='http://www.resourcecentre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/exhibitiontosize.jpg" title="Equipment for meetings and displays" alt='' /></a>

Whereas it should be:

<a href='/equipment-category/equipment-for-meetings-displays-and-presentations/' target='_self'><img height='290' width='565' src='http://www.resourcecentre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/exhibitiontosize.jpg' title='Equipment for meetings and displays' alt='' /></a>

Notice the different quotes (single quotes vs double quotes). This is a bug in the GA plugin and you should contact them for help (I did spot you’ve already done so, so maybe post these findings on the other thread that you’ve started)

We do have outbound click tracking turned on, because we want to be able to track downloads. This is our main reason for using a plugin in the first place.

Please can you look into this?

Thanks,

Dani

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me. I’ve updated to the latest version of Meta Slider but I still have the same problem.

Thanks,

Dani