JP2001306387A - Home page programming method for inhibiting operation of intended contents in the case of receiving the contents by i-mode of portable telephone - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prepare a program capable of receiving only the contents of a home page for the i-mode of a portable telephone at the time of receiving the same home page by the i-mode of the portable telephone and receiving also the contents of a conventional personal computer(PC) in addition to the contents of the home page for the i-mode of the portable telephone at the time of receiving the contents by a PC. SOLUTION: A program capable of neglecting operation in the i-mode of NTT DoCoMo and permitting the PC to execute the operation is described.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

[Industrial application fields] The use of the Internet homepage is not limited to industrial use, and we do not know that it will continue to spread in social life. In recent years, the introduction of the Internet to mobile phones has become active. Under such a celebration, N
The Internet for mobile phones has been in the spotlight from TT DoCoMo under the name of i-mode. This is an era in which the use of e-mail on mobile phones and the use of homepages compete with the Internet using personal computers. In e-mail, information is shared between the i-mode of the mobile phone and the personal computer, which is very convenient. However, regarding the homepage,
At present, it is necessary to design each of the i-mode homepage program and the personal computer homepage program of the mobile phone individually, due to the difference in screen size, usable programming language, and memory capacity. The purpose of the present invention is to combine individually designed programs into one program and contribute to the development of the Internet. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Since there are very few types of programming languages for creating an i-mode home page for a mobile phone, when the data is received by a personal computer, the home page has poor functions or is displayed small on a part of the screen.
We cannot make full use of the performance of personal computers. Conversely, it is extremely difficult to receive a personal computer homepage in the i-mode of a mobile phone because of differences in screen size, memory capacity, and limitations on receivable program languages. Under such circumstances, it has been extremely difficult to make the i-mode home page of the mobile phone and the personal computer home page the same program.

[0003]

[0005] When received in the i-mode of the mobile phone, only the content of the i-mode home page of the mobile phone is received, and when received by the personal computer, the content of the i-mode home page of the mobile phone is displayed. In addition, a problem is to create a program that can receive the contents of a conventional personal computer.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] In the information on the i-mode of NTT DoCoMo, there is a description that Java (registered trademark) and script are not supported. That is, by programming as shown in the list 1, the contents of the program unit 2 described in the Java or script area are displayed when received in the i-mode of the mobile phone, as in the mobile phone i-mode screen 2 in FIG. No, Ja
Program part 1 described outside va or script area
Is displayed. When the data is received by the personal computer, all of the contents of the list 1 are displayed as in the personal computer screen 1 of FIG.

[0005]

When receiving in the i-mode of the mobile phone, the program 2 part described in the Java or script area of the list 1 is "ignored", and the contents of the program part 1 described outside the Java or script area Becomes “valid”. When the data is received by the personal computer, all of List 1 is valid.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A homepage aimed at a dual-purpose homepage for a mobile phone for shops and personal computers will be discussed as an example. Listing 2 shows a homepage program designed for both purposes. Line numbers are given to explain the details of the program. A situation in which the homepage of List 2 is received in the i-mode of the mobile phone is shown in i-mode 2 of the mobile phone in FIG. The situation where the home page of List 2 is received by the personal computer is shown in the personal computer 1 of FIG. The personal computer 1 includes a detail button 4 and an additional screen 3 which are not displayed in the mobile phone i-mode 2.
In other words, this means that another intended homepage is automatically called and displayed. The detail button 4 functions as a button for redisplaying when the additional screen 3 is deleted. If the additional screen 3 is set as a home page for a personal computer, it is possible to provide information that is difficult to provide in the i-mode of the mobile phone. In other words, the common design of the i-mode of the mobile phone and the homepage of the personal computer becomes possible. Explain the programming method for standardization. When the program of list 2 is received in the i-mode of the mobile phone, the program part of the fourth to eighth lines and the program part of the 23rd to 28th lines of the list 2 are ignored. When received by a personal computer, it is read without delay. In other words, to disable the operation on the i-mode homepage of the mobile phone and operate it on the homepage of the personal computer, <SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "Java
Script "> Operation content </ SCRIPT>. In this embodiment, a programming language called JavaScript is used. However, if a language capable of the same type of description is possible, the proposed operation can be performed. .

[0007]

When designing an i-mode home page for a mobile phone, by keeping in mind a program in consideration of cooperation with a personal computer, the program can be shared. The convenience of the i-mode home page for mobile phones is that you can choose any place, anytime, anywhere. People and the convenience of a personal computer homepage are rich in technical expressiveness. When the homepages of these two media are shared, the same homepage can be accessed from an i-mode mobile phone, a home computer, and an office computer. In other words, it is possible to input information from the i-mode home page of a mobile phone nationwide and to display analysis data of the information nationwide from an additional screen of the personal computer.

[Brief description of the drawings]

Listing 1 shows a basic program configuration for understanding the operation principle of the present invention. FIG. 2 shows a display screen when the homepage of List 1 is received by a personal computer and a mobile phone i-mode. Listing 2 shows an application program of the present invention. FIG. 2 shows a display screen when the homepage of List 2 is received by the personal computer and the mobile phone i-mode. Listing 1 Basic program Listing 2 Application program

[Fig. 1] 1 ... Personal computer screen 2 ... Mobile phone i-mode screen

[Figure 2] 1 ... personal computer 2 ... mobile phone i-mode 3 ... add screen 4 ... detail button

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission Date] May 8, 2000 (2000.5.8)

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] Brief description of drawings

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a display screen when a home page of list 1 is received by a personal computer and a mobile phone i-mode. List 1 included in FIG. 1 shows a basic program configuration for understanding the operation principle of the present invention.

[Description of reference numerals in FIG. 1] 1. Personal computer screen 2. Mobile phone i-mode screen

FIG. 2 shows a display screen when a home page of list 2 is received by a personal computer and a mobile phone i-mode. List 2 included in FIG. 2 shows an application program of the present invention.

[Description of reference numerals in FIG. 2] 1. Personal computer 2. Mobile phone i-mode 3. Additional screen 4. Detailed button

[Procedure amendment 2]

[Document name to be amended] Drawing

[Correction target item name] All figures

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

[Fig. 1]

FIG. 2

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A part of the program contents of the NTT DoCoMo i-mode homepage is described in a programming language that declares the start and end of use with tags not supported by the i-mode, and the i-mode homepage. Is received on a mobile phone that can display, and the contents of the program declaring the start and end of use are disabled with a tag that is not supported in i-mode, and received by a conventional personal computer A program that declares the start of use and the end of use with a tag not supported by i-mode.