For whatever reason.. when try to select “login” from the forum It never works.. if u are signed in already you can logout with the button… here is what is shows at the bottom of the screen—- javascript:void(0); http://www.insidethedjbooth.com/djforum/
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I also get this same error when you try to select and image within a forum… “click to enlarge”
I just reported the same thing in another thread I started with a different original issue.
Sevan, dont understand… the login button works fine… opens the form and can log in… of course, i dont have an account…
and the popup image works too… see image of it popped up (moved to left so you can see topic underneath)…
Terri, will reply to you in your other topic…
thank you.. seems its a plugin.. when i activate Google Analytics for WordPress plugin.. the pop up images dont work.. not sure yet which one causes the login error… just yet.. u must have been on the site when i disabled all plugins
that would be odd… a lot of folks use google analytics plugins… but then again, many different plugins… so probably a js conflict..
see: http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/faq/troubleshooting/what-is-this-jquery-conflict/
If you want to put it back up and let us know, I can take a look for a conflict..
yes. you cannot minify the SP js… its already minified… further minifying it corrupts it…
ok im going to reactivate the Google Analytics plugin … here is the practicular one i tested this time… inactive… pop up works.. when i activated Google Analytics.. the image no longer pops up http://www.insidethedjbooth.com/djforum/industry-news-events/are-search-engines-to-blame-for-online-piracy-rock-stars-say-yes/ the plugin is now activated and image doesnt work for me
Could you try turning off the option to “track outbound clicks & downloads” ion the GA plugin to see if that makes any difference?
Personally I would call tjhis a bug in the GA plugin and as you are a user of it it would, perhaps, be good to let them know.
The effect is that on some urls – if they contain an onclick event, one of the quotes surrounding the onclick – either single or double quotes – is being transformed – i.e., single becomes double (or it may be the other way around!). But it leaves it unbalanced and thus causes an error.

