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A user reported on support forums that the & is being converted to Unicode character \u0026 when being added to the analytics config.
After disabling optimizer it did output correctly add_filter( 'amp_enable_optimizer', '__return_false' );
Steps to reproduce
You can reproduce using the AMP plugin for WordPress, steps assuming that you have WordPress site with AMP plugin installed
Step 1 : Login as Admin
Step 2: Goto AMP->Settings->Analytics
Step 3: Enter the type as "test" (you can add anything as type was unknow from support topics)
Step 4: add JSON config as below
I don't think this is a problem. In JavaScript, \u0026 is the encoding of an ampersand the same way that & or & is the way to encode the ampersand in HTML. In CSS, the encoding of & is \0026. They all get decoded in the end as &.
Bug Description
A user reported on support forums that the
&
is being converted to Unicode character\u0026
when being added to the analytics config.After disabling optimizer it did output correctly
add_filter( 'amp_enable_optimizer', '__return_false' );
Steps to reproduce
You can reproduce using the AMP plugin for WordPress, steps assuming that you have WordPress site with AMP plugin installed
Step 1 : Login as Admin
Step 2: Goto AMP->Settings->Analytics
Step 3: Enter the type as "test" (you can add anything as type was unknow from support topics)
Step 4: add JSON config as below
Expected Output
Same output as entered in config.
Current Behaviour
Screenshot
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