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CONTENT MANAGEMENT METHODS FOR PROVIDING AUTOMATED GENERATION OF CONTENT SUMMARIES

Methods for generating content summaries in a web content management service, wherein in one embodiment a digital page editor and a component browser are launched to enable selection of a first content item. A summary of the first content item is automatically generated according to parameters that may have default values or values set by a user. The parameters may specify a size for the summary as a percentage of the first content item's size, as a particular number of lines, characters or words, as a size for a particular type of device, etc. The automatically generated summary is provided to the digital page editor, which can edit it and add it to the digital page. The summary is stored in a content repository as an independent summary content item with its own metadata.

Aggregated and distributed inventory availability

A method of inventory data aggregation and delivery over a distributed network comprises generating inventory data with respect to plural disparate sources, and publishing that data over a distributed network to an event processor. The method further includes receiving the published inventory data through subscription to the event processor and distributing it to a plurality of requesting devices, e.g., client devices, over the distributed network. This can include aggregating and filtering by locale or product-type the inventory data in response to requests received from those devices. This can further include reducing the aggregated, filtered data to accommodate inventory reserves, e.g., of retail outlets.

ASSISTED SEARCHING OF NON-DOCUMENT ITEMS
20230214427 · 2023-07-06 ·

Disclosed implementations provide a streamlined, assisted search process for surfacing items from a database that enables guided exploratory searching. For example, a system may receive selected content from a client device and determine a first object and a second object for the selected content using a search converter. The system may generate first results by performing a first search of items in a database using the first object as a query, and generate second results by performing a second search of the items in the database using the second object as a query. The system may select a first set of the first results based on relevance of the first object to the selected content and a second set of the second results based on relevance of the second object to the selected content. The system may provide a combined search result including the first set and the second set.

Systems and methods for dynamically inserting content item slots in an information resource

Systems and methods for dynamically inserting content into webpages. A computing device can receive an information resource. The computing device can receive a content item for insertion at one of the candidate content insertion locations of the information resource. The computing device can identify candidate content insertion locations for insertion of the content item based on locations of one or more elements on the information resource. The computing device can monitor for a scroll event on the information resource. The computing device can identify a portion of the information resource to be displayed within the viewport of the application subsequent to processing the event. The computing device can determine that one of the candidate insertion locations is within or below the viewport. The computing device can set a content slot at the determined content insertion location. The computing device can insert, at the content slot, the content item.

Systems and methods for presenting web application content

Methods, systems, and computer-readable medium are disclosed for presenting web application content. For example, a computer-readable medium may include instructions executable by one or more processors to perform operations including: executing a parent application using a web browser, the parent application being a single page application configured to display a web page element in the web browser; identifying a child application requested by a user action; obtaining, from a server system, child application code of the identified child application, the child application code defining a micro-frontend in a first programming language; transpiling the child application code from the first programming language to a second programming language executable by the web browser, to obtain a transpiled child application code renderable by the web browser; and rendering the transpiled child application code so that the micro-frontend is displayed in the web browser.

Targeting system for web page components

Disclosed are examples of systems, apparatuses, methods, and computer program products for targeting components. A server system obtains a plurality of tags corresponding to a plurality of components available for presentation on a web page. The server system generates a hierarchical structure that indicates: relationships between the plurality of components. The server system provides data to a first client device, the data configured to be processed to cause display of a first user interface based on the hierarchical structure, the first user interface being operable to: select one of the one or more components for association with the prompt interface, and allow a second user interface to be displayed at a second client device, the second user interface including a presentation of the prompt interface including content associated with the prompt interface and with the selected component.

Analytics system onboarding of web content

Analytics system onboarding of web content is described. In one example, an analytics onboarding system is configured to process web content to generate recommendations, automatically and without user intervention. The recommendations are configured to assist in mapping of web content variables in web content to data elements supported by an analytics system to generate metrics that describe occurrence of events as part of user interaction with web content.

Remote web browsing service
11544344 · 2023-01-03 · ·

A computing system may perform a method that involves generating a document object model (DOM) at a host web browser representing contents of a web page, providing data to a first endpoint device enabling replication of the DOM to display the contents of the web page in a web browser of the first endpoint device, detecting a request to access the web page via a second endpoint device, and providing data to the second endpoint device to replicate the DOM to enable access to the web page in the same fashion as the first endpoint device.

Systems and methods for analyzing information content
11537680 · 2022-12-27 · ·

A system may determine information in relation to a link in an interlinked set of information content items. A memory may store a set of machine-readable instructions operable, when executed by a processor, to receive a link context associated with a link in an information content item of the interlinked set. The link context may include information from the information content item providing context for the link. Instructions may also be operable to identify one or more additional links present in the link context and determine a link density as the proportion of the link context which includes the or each additional link relative to the size of the link context, and/or determine a text density as the proportion of the link context which does not include the or each additional link relative to the size of the link context and/or count the or each additional link.

Co-parent keys for document information trees

Example implementations relate to generating a virtual co-parent key for a document information tree (DIT) including a plurality of child indexes each associated with a parent index. A virtual co-parent key for a first child index is generated. The first child index may be mapped to a child entry and may have a unique identification key including a child key and associated parent key. Generation of the co-parent key may include the computation of a co-parent seed key from the parent key or child key of the child index. Generation of the co-parent key may further include pre-pending the unique identification key with the computed co-parent seed key.