Bug in a site where people are asked to take a project to test : sorry Sourceforge.net

A company expected its applicants to go to this particular site, so that they could download any project and submit its test report.

I tried to find one I could use.

But what I ended up doing is finding a bug in the site itself 'www.sourceforge.net'

It wasn't a rocket science procedure to catch this one .

Bug found : 14th March 2012 @ 8:48AM

Browser : Google Chrome 17.0.963.79 m

Steps to recreate :

1. Launch the Google Chrome browser

2. In the address bar enter 'www.sourceforge.net'

3. In the Search text entry area, enter iPhone and click on search

4. Page loaded showing search results for iPhone

5. From the menu below 'Refine your search' , Mouse over OS

6. From the Menu shown,mouse over Handheld/Embedded Operating Systems (300)

7. From this menu select 'Apple iPhone (297)'

Problem :

Message shown as 'No Result Found'

When Apple iPhone(297) is shown, any user is made to believe that 297 applications fall under this particular category.

Clicking on the option reveals a different story

I can't sit to count the number of respective applications that fall under this category, hence I can't draw a conclusion if the number shown next to 'Apple iPhone' is wrong or the applications that exist are not been shown to the user

Expected :

The number within ( ) should match with the applications shown

Check snapshots for reference

User made to believe 297 applications exist in the Apple iPhone category

User shown a 'No result found' status : More like 'Tie Tie Fish'