To Wooble,
I can't separate bad from error,fault or wrong results, as a normal/
general/ordinary user I just click on this link to open it
http://admins.googleapps.com/system/app/pages/search?q=error|400
I got a correct/exact/right results and then I focus on browser's
address box and press
You are right.
/search?q=a|b work fine on google others search engine too, I think
the problem placed in ghs.google.com
On May 5, 3:15 am, Wooble geoffsp...@gmail.com wrote:
RFC1738 requires unsafe characters, including '|', to be urlencoded.
Why this works on appspot is a mystery, but I'd
Hi,
'|' characters in URLs should be escaped as %7C. Web browsers will do
this for you, but if you're constructing URLs yourself, it's up to you
to escape them properly.
-Nick Johnson
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barryhunter, I see what Wooble said.
I am a visitor of http://admins.googleapps.com/ I open this site with
Firefox browser and input error|400 into the search box which
located in top right of screen, and press the Search Site button to
submit this query, and I got a response of:
Your search
Nick Johnson, IE can convert '|' to %7C but Firefox will not!
I (a normal visitor) didn't constructing any URL, so this is not
Vistor's or Firefox's business, this is Web Server's matter
I know some kind of Web Server can handle '|' char, including App
Engine, and I am sure something failed on
Firefox will send your URL exactly as you enter it, yes. But if you
fill out a form (such as a search box) in Firefox, it will correctly
URL-escape the | character for the URL. Internet Explorer behaves in
the same manner, so any URL generated by a form will have the |
character correctly
To Nick Johnson,
But if you
fill out a form (such as a search box) in Firefox, it will correctly
URL-escape the | character for the URL
Is this real? but my Firefox 3.0.4(Windows XP) or Chrome 1.0.154.59
(Windows XP) always keep the '|' in the address box!!!
I have try this test on google
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Tag++ tagpp.ad...@gmail.com wrote:
To Nick Johnson,
But if you
fill out a form (such as a search box) in Firefox, it will correctly
URL-escape the | character for the URL
Is this real? but my Firefox 3.0.4(Windows XP) or Chrome 1.0.154.59
(Windows XP)
To Nick Johnson,
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=error|400+^bad+~request+{goog}+\to+[OR]+`go`btnG=Search
http://search.yahoo.com/search?hl=enq=error|400+^bad+~request+{goog}+\to+[OR]+`go`btnG=Search
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=error|400+^bad+~request+{goog}+\to+[OR]
The RFC is clear as to what characters are acceptable in the query
string part of a HTTP URL. | is not one of these characters, so if
your browser is sending one, it's an issue either with your browser or
with your URL encoding.
-Nick Johnson
To Nick Johnson,
I am normal visitor now, I didn't do any URL encoding, I use the
popular browser, including Chrome from google.
I want to making a comparison between popular Web Server(Google Search
Server,Yahoo Search Server,Wikipedia.org) and RFC follower
(ghs.google.com:
On May 5, 11:13 am, Nick Johnson (Google) nick.john...@google.com
wrote:
Google's servers returning a 400 for URLs containing an unescaped |
character is not a bug in the server - they're correctly obeying the
relevant RFCs.
By this definition, you are claiming that the main google.com
Like others general visitors, I often copy a url from address box and
share to friends
If you submit a search by click 'Search' button, Firefox will escape
'|' to '%7c' and send to Web Server, but it will keep '|' remain in
the address box
If you paste 'error%7C400' to Firefox and press enter
RFC1738 requires unsafe characters, including '|', to be urlencoded.
Why this works on appspot is a mystery, but I'd guess having it fail
on a google apps domain has something to do with how ghs handles
mapping URLs to applications.
On May 3, 4:30 am, Tag++ tagpp.ad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,all
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