Never noticed this before

But I think I'll try it out...

[giggle]

I was searching www2.google.com for one of my main key phrases and noticed this description being displayed on the Google page.

domain.net - Keyword. January 12, 2003. ... more text - more text" name="This bit indexed".

It seems like the name tag in the <img> is being indexed.

I took a look at the source code and found:

<img src="/folder/domain.net_top.jpg" alt="text" name="This bit indexed"" width="100%" height="59" border="0" usemap="#Flags">

Apologies if you all knew about this but I thought that I'd point it out anyway.

[jomaxx]

Whats's "img name" used for? Isn't it used in Javascript?

[Key_Master]

It's a HTML error (double quotes, name="This bit indexed"").

[giggle]

Yea, I noticed the double quotes. Is it possible to take advantage of that or would it be contrued as key word packing?