216 results about "Static web page" patented technology

A method, system and computer program product for revising and publishing electronic documents. Two sets of electronic documents are generated and maintained on first and second computers. One set is stored on a first computer, for example, as static web pages at a company site. Another set is stored on a second computer at a non-local site such as, for example, an Internet server where the electronic documents are accessible to clients. Any modifications in the set of electronic documents at the local or company site are logged in a log file, and the set of electronic documents at the non-local site is modified accordingly so as to produce what appears to the client as a “dynamic” set of web pages. The revision and publication occurs through generation on the first computer of at least one category list document containing an item identifier, an item category, and descriptive data with hyperlinks to underlying detailed description electronic document files. The category list documents group items together which belong in a given category. The category list and the underlying detailed description electronic document files are saved in a format for accessing from a general viewer program such as, for example, a web browser. The detailed description data may also stored as text based records in, for example, a file of text records or a database of text records at the local site.

The invention discloses a method and a device for detecting cheating on visitor volumes of web pages. The method for detecting cheating on the visitor volumes of the web pages includes acquiring the visitor volumes of the target web pages; judging whether the visitor volumes meet predetermined conditions or not; acquiring visitor source information of the target web pages if the visitor volumes meet the predetermined conditions; judging whether cheating on the visitor volumes of the target web pages occurs or not according to the visitor source information, judging whether the acquired visitor volumes of the target web pages meet preset conditions or not, and determining that cheating on the visitor volumes of the target web pages occurs if the visitor volumes meet the preset conditions. The method and the device have the advantages that the problem of inaccuracy in identifying cheating on visitor volumes of web pages can be solved, and an effect of accurately identifying cheating on the visitor volumes of the target web pages can be realized.

A system and method are disclosed for allowing a target web page to be edited on a host web page by a Designer. A scaled view of the target web page may be displayed on the host web page so that the Designer may view the target web page during the editing process. An editing palette may be selected, from a menu of editing palettes, for editing the target web page. An overlay, corresponding to the selected editing palette, may be positioned next to or superimposed over the scaled view of the target web page. The overlay may provide positioning or other types of information to assist the Designer in using the selected editing palette. Different overlays may be used as different editing palettes are selected. Once the target web page is customized, it can be made accessible via the Internet.

An avatar is disclosed. The avatar includes computing code that provides for addition of the avatar as non-static content to at least two unique at least partially static web pages, and secondary computing code resident within the computing code, wherein the secondary computing code provides for association with at least one other portion of the computing code of: ones selected from a plurality of physical characteristics, ones selected from a plurality of clothes, ones selected from a plurality of accessories, a plurality of personal information, a plurality of preferences, and a plurality of recommendations.

An avatar is disclosed. The avatar includes computing code that provides for addition of the avatar as non-static content to at least two unique at least partially static web pages, and secondary computing code resident within the computing code, wherein the secondary computing code provides for association with at least one other portion of the computing code of: ones selected from a plurality of physical characteristics, ones selected from a plurality of clothes, ones selected from a plurality of accessories, a plurality of personal information, a plurality of preferences, and a plurality of recommendations.

Individual network activities are correlated to interactions with a target web page to facilitate an analysis of the performance of the web page. This correlation is preferably performed using a combination of heuristics and rules developed to filter network activities into those activities that are likely to have been caused by the particular transaction, and those that are unlikely to be associated with that transaction. The activities that are identified as being associated with the transaction are subsequently organized to identify a time-flow of these activities within the transaction, from which performance statistics can be determined and presented to a user. Because the individual activities within the transaction are identified and time-ordered, an analysis of the effects of each activity on the overall performance of the web page can be performed to identify potential problem areas, or to diagnose reported problems.

A network system includes a client for browsing a web page, a conversion server for providing a function for performing a predetermined process for the web page, and a web server for storing the web page that includes a function button used to request that a process be performed by the conversion server, wherein the client obtains the web page and selects the function button, the client designates the storage location for the target web page and transmits a process execution request to the conversion server, wherein the conversion server obtains the target web page based on the storage location that is designated by the process execution request, performs a pertinent process for the target web page that is obtained, and returns the resultant web page to the client that issued the process execution request.