An extensible markup language schema definition (XSD) may be received. The XSD may include multiple elements, each having a complex type definition and an empty content model. A singleton empty content grammar may be generated. The singleton empty content grammar may be shared among the multiple elements. Multiple grammars may be generated based on the XSD. The multiple grammars may be associated with encoding and decoding extensible markup language (XML) documents based on the XSD to and from efficient XML interchange (EXI) streams. Each of the multiple grammars may correspond to an element of the multiple elements. Each of the multiple grammars may include the singleton empty content grammar. A device configured to encode or decode the XML documents to or from the EXI streams commits fewer resources than the device would commit if each of the multiple grammars included a separate content grammar rather than the singleton content grammar.

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system for facilitating compression of a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) file. During operation, the system stores the CSS file in a local storage device and identifies a merge parameter in the CSS file. The merge parameter can be one of: a repeated selector, a repeated property in a selector, and a same value of a property in different selectors. The system then determines whether a merge condition is satisfied for the merge parameter and merges the merge parameter in the CSS file to obtain a compressed merge parameter. The merge condition indicates whether merging of the merge parameter is consistent with original style in the CSS file.

Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products are provided for enabling graphical information to be presented in program code open in a code editor. A graphics tag is detected in the program code loaded for editing and displayed in a code editor window. A graphical object indication that indicates a graphical object is determined in the code in association with the graphics tag. A graphical object is retrieved from a location indicated by the graphical object indication. The graphical object is displayed in the code editor window at a position corresponding to the graphics tag in the code.

Systems and methods for assisting a user to redesign a live website using a browser-based interface are presented. A first computer server hosts a target website that includes a first code snippet configured to, once executed, create a communication channel to a second computer server. The second computer server is configured to, after execution of the first code snippet, retrieve a content of the target website using the communication channel, analyze the content of the target website to identify one or more candidate keywords to incorporate into the target website, transmit, through the communication channel, the one or more candidate keywords for selection by a user on the target website, receive, through the communication channel, a selection of one of the one or more candidate keywords, generate a second code snippet configured to modify the target website to incorporate the selected one of the one or more candidate keywords, and store the second code snippet on the second computer server.

A system is provided for generating a permanent record for an, e.g., online transaction. The system includes a computer interface module which records movement of a cursor on a computer screen and outputs the recorded data. A signature generation module which receives the recorded data and generates a graphical image based upon the recorded data. A webpage reading module reads the webpage and the data input by a user and outputs the combined content and data to a rendering process, which renders a permanent computer record file that includes an image capture of the transaction (content and data) along with, optionally, the signature. According to the present invention, a record can be created that includes the exact content and other information presented to a party to an online transaction along with a signature of that party.

A method and system electronically pull, using an extension of a launched program, accounting data from a launched accounting software application. The pulled data is converted, by the extension, into a format compatible with a second accounting software application. The converted data is written into the launched application associated with the extension. The written data is converted, by another extension, into a format compatible for importing into another accounting software application. The format compatible data is pushed into the second accounting software application by the extension.

Embodiments are directed towards generating an interactive target document based on a static source document. The source document may be a textbook. An interactive, animated, multi-dimensional, and/or multi-layered target document is generated that documents the source document. The target document may include accompanying audio that includes speech in virtually any natural language, independent of the native language of the source document. The target document may be a presentation document (e.g. a slide deck), a video document (e.g. a movie), a report, a desktop application, a mobile application, a word processing document, a web page, an e-book, a spreadsheet, or the like. The target document may be generated automatically to document, expand upon, and provide a greater context and interpretation of the contents of the source document (i.e. the source document contents or simply the source contents). Thus, the target document may be a documentary of the source document.

Method for processing a resource description file includes: receiving an access request directed to a target page from a client terminal, and receiving the resource description file fed back by an origin server with respect to the access request after transmitting the access request to the origin server; identifying one or more resource links in the resource description file and determining whether the one or more resource links include one or more external links; if the one or more resource links include the one or more external links, rewriting an external link of the one or more resource links to an internal link and replacing the external link in the resource description file with a corresponding internal link formed by rewriting the external link; and feeding back a rewritten resource description file to the client terminal to acquire resource of the target page according to the rewritten resource description file.

Method for processing a resource description file includes: receiving an access request directed to a target page from a client terminal, and receiving the resource description file fed back by an origin server with respect to the access request after transmitting the access request to the origin server; identifying one or more resource links in the resource description file and determining whether the one or more resource links include one or more external links; if the one or more resource links include the one or more external links, rewriting an external link of the one or more resource links to an internal link and replacing the external link in the resource description file with a corresponding internal link formed by rewriting the external link; and feeding back a rewritten resource description file to the client terminal to acquire resource of the target page according to the rewritten resource description file.

Systems and methods for providing a binary representation of a web page. A server may compile a source page, such as a hypertext markup language (“HTML”) document, to create a compiled representation of the source page. Creation of a compiled representation may include generating a document object model (“DOM”) for the content associated with the source page. The compiled page may be transmitted to a client as a random-access file or flat file, where the data is encoded in one or more data types other than a string representation. The client may receive the compiled page and load the compiled page directly as a DOM for the page without the need to parse HTML text strings. The server and client may reconcile the data format of the compiled page, such as by exchanging or verifying a compiler dictionary associated with the page.