The name of the digg submitter is quite fitting :)
And yes, that's odd. |
It's not blank here anymore, if that was what happened... |
It's blank for me but I suspect that's because I'm getting a JS error. I'm guessing Google's new way of creating the Image SERPs using JavaScript isn't completely bug-free... |
What's the error Tony, and which browser? |
Line: 59
Char: 9708
Error: Expected ')'
Code: 0
URL: http://images.google.com/images?q=system+driver
IE6. If I had more time, I'd trawl through all that JavaScript and find what could be causing it but Google aren't paying me enough to do that! :-) |
Weird, can't reproduce it, not with IE6, IE7, or FF2. I'm curious because of possible XSS holes or so. |
Weird, I'm getting the same error in FF2:
Error: missing) after argument list
Source File: http://images.google.com/images?q=system+driver
Line: 58, Column: 208
Here's the bit of code that's causing the error:
dyn.Img("...","","...","...","...","...","<b>...</b> <b>System</b>DriversFTUSBToSerial","","","567 x 362 – 25k","jpg","www.innervations.com","","","...");
(Some parameters have been replaced with ... for easy reading.)
Quite simply, Google aren't escaping backslashes when they write the snippet to the JavaScript. I don't think this is a security issue though; it's just buggy code... |
i've got a blank screen, without any JS errors. |
Mambo, are you sure? FF2 doesn't alert me of any JS errors either – but I was using the Web Developer Toolbar to identify the errors. |
By the way, not to scare anyone, but unescaped characters are a pretty good way to launch an HTM injection, which can cause XSS vulnerabilites. :) Not sure in this case, but just generally speaking... |
Only on Google India? (Google.com works)
http://images.google.co.in/images?q=system+driver&svnum=10 |
