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And another: http://bit.ly/eN40yI http://bit.ly/eN40yI Edit: Using a bit.ly link, since HN's URL parser is leaving out the closing ].

• fluin 16y ago
  but that doesn't work?
  • nbpoole 16y ago
    It does. If you look closely, you'll see that HN's URL parser ignored the ] at the end of the URL. If you click on the URL and then add a ] to the end of it, your JSON will be valid and you'll see two alert boxes. Edit: But yeah, my bad for not noticing that earlier. I've swapped it out for a bit.ly link now, so it works properly. I'm headed to sleep. :)
    • fluin 16y ago
      It shouldn't affect the feed though (at least it doesn't seem like it)
      • nbpoole 16y ago
        That isn't the goal of an XSS attack. :P http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting