Webpage API Invocation via Dynamic JS URL Mapping

The client pre-generates and provides JS URLs to the webpage in advance, so that when the encoding rule changes, only the client needs to be updated, not the webpage. This preliminary action resolves the contradiction by shifting the update burden from frequent webpage modifications to a single client update.

The patent introduces JS URLs as an intermediary between the client and the webpage. Instead of directly encoding complex URLs into the webpage, the system uses JS URLs that the client can generate and provide dynamically, simplifying the webpage's invocation process while maintaining flexibility for encoding rule changes.

The client performs preliminary generation of JS URLs based on its own version and encoding rules, then provides these to the webpage. This allows different client versions to provide appropriately formatted JS URLs without requiring the webpage to be aware of or adapt to each version's specific encoding rules, thereby improving compatibility.

The system changes the parameter format from fixed encoded URLs in the webpage to dynamic JS URLs provided by the client. This parameter change allows the client to adjust the URL format according to its version and encoding rules, enhancing adaptability across different client versions while the webpage maintains a simple, unified invocation interface.