[cross-posted on Google Products Forum http://productforums.google.com/d/topic/analytics/ZrB14a-6gqI/discussion ]
I am using the following code at http
Here's what I'm using, which has been working for me. I'm using jQuery to add the onclick handler to any link with a class of "referral", but I'd expect adding it directly in the HTML to work as well.
  $(function() {
    $('.referral').click(function() {
      _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Referral', 'Click', this.href]);
      setTimeout('document.location = "' + this.href + '"', 100);
      return false;
    });
  });
edit: I believe your syntax for invoking a tracker by name is wrong. Since you aren't using a named tracker when you set up tracking at page load, you shouldn't try to name it later either. See the documentation for _gaq.push.
More precisely:
var myTracker declaration is unused, so you can just delete that line. Variables declared within the scope of recordOutboundLink aren't visible when other functions, such as _gaq.push, are running, so it can't be relevant.'_trackEvent' instead of 'myTracker._trackEvent'.