Online Application Canvas Embedding in Search Results
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Solution Overview
Problem
Users face inconvenience in accessing online applications as they need to navigate through multiple links and websites, and there is a risk of encountering malicious websites, which affects network security.
Innovation Solution
An online application system that allows users to search and directly access online applications from a search engine without clicking multiple links by presenting the online application as an embedded canvas page within the search result page, which can be accessed automatically or upon user request, and includes a state monitoring mechanism to detect abnormal loading ratios and alert administrators.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If users search for online applications through search engines and click links to access them, then users can find and use online applications, but users need to click multiple links and navigate through various websites which increases operation complexity and time consumption
Solution Approach 1:
The system pre-processes search results by embedding online applications directly within the search result page. When a user searches for an online application, the system automatically embeds the application in an iframe within the search results, allowing users to access the application immediately without clicking through multiple links or navigating to separate websites.
Solution Approach 2:
The system merges the online application delivery mechanism with the search result presentation. Instead of separating the search interface from the application delivery, the system combines them by embedding the application directly within the search result page using iframe technology, thus eliminating the need for users to navigate to separate websites.
2Reliability
If users click through multiple links and websites to access online applications, then users can reach the application, but users are exposed to malicious websites which reduces network security
Solution Approach 1:
The system introduces a trusted intermediary mechanism where the search engine itself becomes the mediator that safely delivers the online application. By embedding the application within the search result page through controlled iframe integration, the system eliminates the need for users to visit potentially malicious third-party websites, as the application is delivered through the trusted search engine channel.
Solution Approach 2:
The system extracts the online application from its original website context and embeds it directly within the search result page. This extraction removes the application from the potentially harmful environment of the original website, allowing users to access it through a controlled, secure interface within the search engine's domain.
3Ease of operation
If users manually navigate through multiple links to access online applications, then users can find applications, but the operation process becomes complex requiring multiple clicks and actions
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary embedding of the online application within the search result page before the user completes their search. When the user submits a search query, the system automatically detects if the result is an online application and embeds it in an iframe, so that the application is ready for immediate access without requiring users to perform additional navigation actions.
Solution Approach 2:
The system merges the search result display with the application interface by embedding the application directly within the search results using iframe technology. This combination eliminates the need for users to click through multiple links or navigate to separate pages, as the application becomes an integrated part of the search result presentation.
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AI summary
An online application system and a method for implementing an online application system are disclosed. A method for implementing the online application system includes a) receiving a user search request from a user browser; b) searching for a match according to the search request and obtaining an online application that matches with the search request to form a search result page; and c) presenting the online application before the user browser in a form as a canvas page which is embedded in the search result page and is directly accessible from the search result page. The present disclosure also provides an online application system. The technical solutions disclosed herein allow a user to directly search out an online application via a search engine without a need to click multi-level linkages, thereby providing a quick and convenient search process which enhances the users' experiences with networks.