JP2003006105A - Program for preparing homepage - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a program capable of preparing a homepage. SOLUTION: A homepage, such as an HTML capable of free web representation, is prepared by using functions, such a an option menu in an HTML form, a check box, a radio button over the web of the Internet, operating 'characters, symbols, etc.', of all (source) parts constituting a homepage program by simply inputting and checking numerical values and characters or the like, and using a mechanism program, such as a CGI(common gateway interface) (including a case using computer languages 'C and C++'). A user having a homepage owns only the data related to displaying. A provider can deal with an increase/ decrease in users only with data processing of a program, provide a homepage that can be used immediately at a low cost and keep service expenses at a low cost, so that the user can consequently have a (message mode) homepage that can be easily, be prepared instantaneously and immediately.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to the Internet W.
On the EB, a home page including images and the like can be instantly created by selecting items and inputting symbols, numerical values, and sentences, and only the data related to the display is made a user-specific proprietary file. It also relates to displaying corresponding files for user-entered passwords and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional homepage, even though it has its own homepage, a contractor who rents a server on the Internet is selected and contracted to obtain an address on the Internet.

A conventional home page is programmed on a personal computer and uploaded to an internet server so that the web page can be set and viewed on the server so that it can be viewed on a web browser. Updating the contents did the same work. It required complicated production technology and required a production period.

[0004] The conventional home page cannot display the contents immediately and easily, so that its usage and use are limited.

Since a conventional homepage requires a special technique for making, it is expensive to ask a trader to make it, and the IT revolution is too rapid, and the number of experts is too large for the general public to make a request. A few years later, the Internet-enabled digital TV came into my home, but I couldn't handle it.

Although conventional homepages have homepages called "bulletin board" and "chat" that can be created on the Internet, only text information can be created.

There are company homepages and the like that can be created on the Internet even on conventional homepages, but they are of a fixed type and do not have any features, and they just replace sentences in a fixed place, and the personality required for the homepage of the company or the like It had a good design and did not contribute to improving the company image.

[0008]

In view of the above problems, the present invention can immediately secure a server space on the Internet for owning a homepage,
If you can use a word processor, anyone can easily and instantly create it, see it, use it for anything that anyone needs, it is cheap, there are a lot of display contents, (EN) A program capable of creating a homepage that has the ability to generate personality, is interactive, and has the content performance that makes people intimate.

[0009]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a homepage creating program which is stored in a server which displays a homepage on the Internet and stores data between a computer of a user who manages the homepage and data. A send / receive function to perform, an instruction function to receive instruction data regarding creation or change of a home page from a user via the send / receive function, and a home page of the user to be created or changed based on the instruction function A homepage creating program, which realizes a function and a display function of displaying a homepage created and modified based on the creation and modification function.

According to a second aspect of the invention, the creation / modification function is
The user receives, by the transmitting / receiving function, a variable in which data such as a symbol, a numerical value, or a character string in which the contents of creation and modification of the homepage are replaced by the user is substituted by the instruction function, and the homepage is created based on the received variable Create data related to and send to a data file,
The homepage creating program according to claim 1, wherein the homepage is created or changed by reconstructing a source relating to display in a display file based on the data.

According to a third aspect of the invention, the creation / modification function is
The homepage configuration is operated by "assembling" such as CGI written in the Pearl language, and the whole HTML language and a part of the CGI source code are converted into variables and operated. It is a homepage creation program described in 2.

[0012] According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, a program on the Internet that moves only the data created by the user as data owned by the user, and a homepage creating program corresponding to the password by the user inputting the password on the Internet, etc. 4. The homepage creating program according to claim 3, further comprising a program for reading the page data owned by the user on a predetermined page to create a homepage.

A fifth aspect of the present invention is a recording medium such as a CD-ROM in which the home page creating program according to the fourth aspect is recorded.

[0016] The invention of claim 6 is a program on the Internet characterized in that the user-specific data according to claim 4 is distributed to an unspecified number of users on the Internet.

[0015]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION One embodiment of the present invention is as follows.

(First procedure) With an Internet browser, using the input function of a form option menu, a check box, a radio button, etc. of a WEB page that operates in HTML language etc., symbols, numerical values, character strings, etc. Create instruction data (hereinafter, this file is called instruction file).

The instruction file may be a single file alone, or may be included in a data processing file (program).

With this instruction file, input data and hidden data (in HTML, "<INPUT TYPE =" hidde
n ”NAME =” name ”VALUE =” 111111 ”>”) is created and sent to the processing file.

(Second Procedure) The processing file receives the instruction data created by the instruction file as a variable.

Based on the various variable data (CGI
All the "symbols and numbers" of programming languages such as "HTML" and "mechanisms such as CGI and Java described above" and grammars of each mechanism that constitutes languages and mechanics such as character strings Reconstruction programming is performed for all of the "symbols" that make up the grammatical language such as "tags" that are arranged according to.

File data corresponding to display file source creation is created and saved in a data file (hereinafter referred to as file data).

(Third Procedure) The display file reads the file data. Using the data, a (program) source suitable for the display purpose is reconstructed in the file again based on the read file data, including the structure part of the program related to the display.

The source is displayed on the screen as a source suitable for a grammar such as CGI and a language grammar such as Japanese.

(Fourth procedure) On the WEB of the Internet, the browsing user can use the sample page, and the necessary items concerning the contract to own his / her own homepage
Procedure to be done on EB (enrollment guide, membership contract items).

A procedure for creating and owning a data file that can be used exclusively for a home page that operates only with data owned by the user.

A procedure for erasing user data so that the user data continues to exist.

(Fifth Procedure) In a predetermined instruction file, an image file or a predetermined key is pressed to input voice to a computer by a microphone function, which is processed as a voice file by a program having a voice processing function. A procedure in which a sound file is stored in a predetermined directory on a predetermined server on the Internet by a program (FTP, etc.) having an automatic upload function.

The display file includes a procedure of reading an image or audio file, displaying an image, broadcasting the audio, converting the audio into a text, and writing the audio into a character string on the screen.

The homepage creation program of the present invention is
It also includes a device such as a CG-ROM stored as a packaged product for each group of various methods of using them. In addition,
By group means a homepage creation program on the Internet that operates according to the program in the fourth procedure, a market including a large number of stores, hospitals with many patients, various companies with many employees, many facilities, and inns. It refers to a tourist resort, a rural nature, and a rural facility of green tourism that is developing a village in order to provide urban residents with living.

[0030]

[Embodiment] (Structure on which the present invention is based)
Shows a configuration diagram on the Internet in which a server having a homepage creation program, which is a premise of each embodiment described below, exists.

At the home 104 of the user X, a digital television 101, a personal computer 102, an i-mode (registered trademark, the same applies hereinafter), and the like are connected to the worlds of the Internet worldwide WEB and WWW through the server 121.

The external user home 114 is a home connected all over the world via the WWW, is a workplace, and is a resort.

The homepage creation program can be freely operated by the digital television 101, the personal computer 102, the i-mode mobile phone, etc.
It may be a product by type that makes the best use of the B terminal function), and at that time, each may operate another homepage creation program.

(First Embodiment) A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

The home page creating program of the present embodiment assigns variables to "symbols, numerical values, character strings, etc." of most source (program) parts constituting the grammar of the file program on the Internet home page. , Manage data by rearranging data, create hidden data, etc., and freely create a source (program) that conforms to the "grammar" of a language such as "HTML" on the Internet. It is a program to do.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a homepage creation program. Hereinafter, description will be given with reference to FIG.

[1] Top Page When the server is accessed, the top page 131 of the home page is the home page that the user first visits on the Internet.

On the top page, 2 of ID and password
There is a form of the location, and the input data assigned to the user X has the ID “A” and the password “B”.

To view the home page of user X, enter "A" only in the ID form when linking to the display file 135.

The creation program 141 includes a frame file 137, a second display file 138 and an instruction file 13.
9, a processing file 140, a data file 136, etc., and is a file group having a homepage creation function (hereinafter referred to as a creation file).

When linking to the creation program 141, "A" is entered in the ID form and "B" is entered in the password form at the same time.

The contents of various form inputs on the top page 131 are transmitted to the path ID management file 133. Various data input from the form are stored in variables and transmitted, and reception is also processed as variables (hereinafter simply referred to as path data).

The path ID management file 133 confirms the contents of the received path data. To check, information such as whether the data sent is only ID form input data or ID and password form consent input data,
It is the content of each input data. Then, the data of the name data file 132 is checked.

The path ID management file may be used only for processing plumbing the path data (hereinafter referred to as processing work), or may be used as a display file or processing file at the same time as the processing work.

When the path data is "A" by only inputting the ID form, it is linked to the first display file 135 and the "A" data is passed.

On the other hand, when the path data is the ID form “A” and the password form “B”, the “A” and “B” path data are passed to the creation file 141 through the frame file 137.

If the input is not correct, the error file 134 describing the error content according to the input content
Is displayed. There may be multiple error files. The number of forms for inputting the path may be single or may be large.

[2] Name Data File 132 The name data file 132 manages the data of the home page owner, and the contents are an ID (in the case of an individual's name, etc.) and a password (a unique number). The contents of the name data are managed by a name data dedicated creation program, and data can be created, deleted and changed.

FIG. 5 is a data diagram of the name data 132. It is a diagram in which an ID and a password are paired and stored, and means a place where data of a large number of people are included.

[3] Error File 134 In the error file 134, several kinds of files prepared in advance are displayed as error messages on the home page in response to incorrect input.

[4] First display file 135 When data "A" is transmitted to the first display file 135 as variable data, the path data "A" is used in the display file to use the data file 136 and the program line. Connect (connect the location, or program the name to determine the name and location to enable the file data read, etc.), read the file data 136, and source Enables Japanese expressions by rearranging it in-house and rearranging it according to the grammar of the programming language.

[5] Path ID management file 133 When the user inputs "A" and "B" on the top page 131 in predetermined forms, the path ID management file 13
3 is linked to the creation program 141, and the path data “A” and “B” are transmitted. In addition, after that, "A",
“B” is described as “A, B”.

[6] Creation program 141 The mechanism of the creation program 141 will be described.

In the creating program 141, the frame file 137 first receives a link from the top file 131, and transmits the path data "A, B" to the frame file.

In the frame file, the path data "A,
The “B” is delivered to the second display file 138 and the instruction file 139 that include “B” in the frame. The frame file 137 is programmed with the display position of the processing file 140 secured. The processing file 141 is the instruction file 13
When there is a link command of 9, it is displayed at a predetermined place.

[7] Creation of homepage The creation of the homepage will be explained in order.

[7-1] Instruction File 139 In the instruction file 139, the user creates his own home page.

The contents are as follows.

The display explanation regarding the program is H
CG when it cannot be displayed only with TML or HTML
Mechanism of I, Java (applet) (registered trademark, the same applies below), JavaScript (trademark), Shock
Mechanisms such as wave (trademark) and Activeve (trademark), which use programming languages such as "perl", but programs with the same action written in computer languages such as "C" and "C ++" Including.

Create data such as symbols, numerical values, and character strings by using the option function of the form, the check box, the radio button, etc. of the web page that operates in the HTML language, etc. on the Internet browser. , This data is called instruction data).

The file including this portion may be a single file alone, or may be included in the data processing file (program).

In this instruction file 139, the input instruction data and hidden data (in HTML, "<INPUT T
YPE = “hidden” NAME = ”name” VALUE = ”111111”> ”) and send it to the processing file 140. The instruction data is transmitted as a variable to the processing file 140. At this time,“ A, The data of "B" is also passed at the same time.

[7-2] Processing File 140 In the processing file 140, like the first display file 135, the program line is connected based on the path data of "A, B" to prepare for transmission of processing data.

Programming is performed based on the instruction data sent from the instruction file 139. The contents are as follows.

The processing file 140 is the instruction file 13
The instruction data created in 9 is received as a variable.

Program processing (handled as a variable in CGI) is performed based on the variable.

The contents are creation of processing data corresponding to creation of the display file 138 (program) source, and saving of data in the data file 136.

The processing data programming is data updating of the data file 136, and addition and deletion.

[7-3] Second Display File 138 In the second display file 138, the file data of the data file created by the processing file 140 is read as a variable and processed by the program. The content is "HTML"
All "symbols and numbers" in the programming language of "Mechanisms such as CGI and Java described above", and the grammar of each mechanism that constitutes the language and mechanism such as character strings are arranged according to " Reconstruction programming is performed for all "symbols" that make up the grammar language such as "tags".

That is, the same applies to the programming language in which Japanese has a meaning when the strings are arranged according to the Japanese grammar.

FIG. 6 is a data diagram of the data file 136. The file data of one user is shown.

Processing data corresponding to the display file (program) source creation is created and saved in the file data 136. The processed data is an update, addition, or deletion of data in the data file 136.

The user X can simultaneously view the second display file 138, the instruction file 139, and the processing file 140 on the WEB screen through the frame file, facilitating the homepage program creation.

However, when the processing file is included in the frame file in a non-visible form or there is no frame file,
There is also a case where each file independently receives the path data from the path ID management file and transmits the file data to the data file 136.

The above is the description of FIG. 1 and the homepage creating program, but there are various methods such as the case where the instruction file is included in the same file as the processing file, and the case where the data file is also included.

(Second Embodiment) Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

The second embodiment is a program in which a plurality of users on the Internet exchange messages with each other using a single homepage creation program or a plurality of homepage creation programs.

Reference numeral 139 in FIG. 2 is the instruction file 139 in FIG. In the instruction file 139, file data corresponding to the message is prepared in the data file 161. The method of reading the file data will be described below.

The instruction file 139 contains a message
There is a link button for a new homepage creation program.

The link button has an ID management file 13
The path data “A, B” received from No. 3 is embedded as hidden data, and is programmed so as to be delivered to the linked file at the time of linking.

The link destination file is frame file 1
62, and the homepage creation program 166 including the frame file 162 has the same program configuration as the homepage creation program in FIG. 1 and performs the same programming.

The difference is that 141 is only the path data "A" to connect the data file and the program line, but the home page creation program 16 for messages is used.
6 requires path data "A, B", and each file included in the homepage creation program 166 is programmed to use "A, B" instead of "A".

In order to use the home page creation program as the message function, the method described above may be used, or the user X may own a plurality of IDs and passwords and appropriate file data.

(Specific Example) FIG. 4 is a diagram in which the user X is operating the homepage creation program on the personal computer.
It is a block diagram in which a plurality of friends A, B, C, ... Z are exchanging messages by linking to an address 12345 of user X on the Internet.

As described in the second embodiment, each user may exchange messages by using the home page having the home page creating program function owned by each user, or a plurality of owners may exchange messages. May launch a homepage and give a message, or use the homepage creation program homepage of another person's homepage if they know the address.

Similar to FIG. 6, FIG. 7 is also a data file, but shows the storage of two file data including message file data. The number may be two or more.

FIG. 8 is a display diagram of data including name data and a plurality of file data, in which various data of the homepage creation program user are entered in the same file data.

There may be a large number of file data, and in addition to the name data and file data, various kinds of data required by the home page creation program may be stored in the same file.

The data content may be included.

(Description of Specific Example of Program) Hereinafter, a program for realizing the homepage creating program will be specifically described.

The program source is (1) document tag, (2) page tag, (3) text tag, (4)
Font tag, (5) list tag, (6) image tag, (7) link tag, (8) form tag, (9) table tag, (10) frame tag, (11) style sheet, (12) others, ( 13) Divide into character strings for consideration.

The above classification is based on the HTML tag dictionary (author: Ankh) and is all of the HTML source.

The parts (tags) from (2) to (12) are tags representing the description contents of the home page, so (1)
Unlike the document tag of, the HTML itself is not requested even if the characters and symbols are arranged in a manner contrary to the grammar, so the portion described according to the grammar is displayed.

(13) The character string is 122 in FIG.
If you enter the form corresponding to reference numeral 125 or the form corresponding to reference numeral 128 in the form input portion of the figure, 125
The character string corresponding to represents the position, and the input corresponding to 128 is actually displayed as a sentence in the display file. Hereinafter, “” is a code number.

(3) The text tag is the third line of "Fig. 9", and the (4) font tag is the 19th line, 36th line of "Fig. 9", the 81st line, 92nd line of Fig. 10, The page tag of (2) is similar to the tag that specifies the color of characters
The 58th line of "0" is a part of the actual program.

Regarding (3) text tag, (4) font tag, etc., “40” in FIG. 6 is the actual photograph. (6)
As for the image tag, reference numeral 36 in FIG. 9 represents an input portion that decomposes the image tag, stores it as a symbol in a variable, imports it as data, and completes the image tag.

(5) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1
Regarding 1), the sensing operation can be performed by the same program processing as in (2), (3), (4), (5) and (6).

The data of the decomposed characters and symbols is rearranged and arranged in the display file according to the "HTML" grammar and displayed on the screen. Actually, "The program on the 30th line in FIG. 11 is a reference.

$ Wat = "$ wat = $ no $ wat_"
2 = $ color $ wat_3 $ write $ wat_
4 ″;

The above is summarized and replaced with a new variable "$ watt", and <TD align = "center"> $ watt </ 36 in the 36th line.
TD> is programmed and displayed in place.

As for (12), there is voice, but if the computer processes the voice as a voice file, uploads it to the server, pastes it in a predetermined file, and sets the download time, it becomes similar to the image. It can be operated on the WEB screen of the user's computer.

The detailed method is as follows, and a method of capturing the voice input by the microphone into the user's personal computer by the homepage creating program and broadcasting it will be described.

For example, "OOUW FORGE (HOOK
UP, INK) "or sound editing software such as Digion Sound, Inc. can save the voice in a predetermined file on the personal computer. However, the batch file substitutes the switching of "ON and OFF" for the input of the above software, and the input is controlled by the button function etc. on one file of the homepage creation program. For example, "ON", "Press"" When it is "OFF", it is turned on or off by an operation such as "release from button".

The saved audio file may be uploaded and stored in a predetermined directory of a predetermined server using a visual basic Java sublet or the like, and a program may be configured to be downloaded to the user's home page at regular time intervals.

Regarding the document tag of (1), <! There is a tag of ―― ＞, and if you operate by substituting it into the symbol variable data configured as above, all the sources in the above tag will not be displayed. It will control the effectiveness of the source. This can be said about document tags (structure tags) other than the above. The <HTML> and <BODY> tags are arranged according to the HTML grammar in which symbols and character strings are combined and arranged. If even part of it is deleted or changed, "HTML" cannot be established and the screen is not displayed.

Although the above has described the document tag of "HTML", the same applies to the case of "CGI" of "assembly" in the PERL language, and in the description on the 38th line of "FIG. 19", the data file is a variable. Is actually managing.

$ Pricelst = "./ file_ $"
name. dat "; and the data is managed by the variable $ name. This is a program that provides different data for each user.

Other "CGI" sources are also the above "HTML".
As described above, the CGI performance such as Japanese conversion source and garbled characters can be managed by the substitution value of the variable "symbol, character string, etc.", and the establishment of the CGI program can also be managed.

[1] Description of FIG. 14 A drawing of a specific example of the home page creation program shown in FIG. 14 will be described.

[1-1] Description of reference numeral 122 Reference numeral 122 is a drawing and a photograph of a specific example of the input form of the instruction file screen, and reference numeral 123 is a photograph when the option menu is opened.

As the input form, a one-line form and an option menu are adopted, and the created contents are sentence creation, image creation, line creation, etc., and various contents can be selected.

Details of the contents are shown in FIG. 9, FIG. 10, FIG.
As shown in the source of the specific example in FIG. 20, designation of character size and color, selection of uploaded image and determination of size.

The image, text, line, etc. are set to be selected in the first option menu, and the selection is programmed so that the contents of the option menu, input form, etc. following the selection can be determined.

[1-2] Explanation of reference numeral 123 Reference numeral 123 shows a specific example of a photograph when the option menu of the form of the instruction file of reference numeral 122 is opened,
Starting from the selection of "text, photo, line" etc. of the contents of the created file, the details of each, the character color size, the photo number size, the line size etc. are decided by selecting from the option menu It is an example drawing and a photograph.

[1-3] Explanation of reference numeral 124 Reference numeral 124 shows a source script when the display file displays "characters, images, lines" on the screen.

The source on the first line is an HT that supports "character" display.
The source is based on the ML language, the source on the second line is "image", and the third line is a symbol or character string for displaying "line".

Each source string is a concrete example of a symbol, a numerical value or a character string corresponding to each selection content of 123 that opens the option menu (form) 122 of the instruction file.

When the contents are selected, the corresponding symbols, numerical values, and character strings are substituted into variables in the processing file and transmitted.

[1-4] Explanation of reference numeral 121 Reference numeral 121 indicates $ spa for data such as a symbol, a numerical value and a character string whose processing file is transmitted by the instruction file.
ce125, $ wat126, $ no127, $ wri
The program source of the specific example received as a variable such as te128 is shown.

In the specific example, $ space 125 is a positional relationship on the screen, $ watt 126 is a selection of "photograph, text, line", etc., $ no 127 is a selection of photo number or character size, and $ write 128 is text content or photo size. This is an entry field.

As described above, in the display file, the HT
All the expressions possible in ML are made possible by inputting a numerical form or selecting an option menu. It is a specific example.

Reference numeral 121 indicates a comparison specification memo of the specific example source portion, which is contrasted with 123. 121 is
122 shows a comparison of sources corresponding to 122 inputs for each input form. A part of the script source corresponding to the contents of the in-form selection item is displayed in comparison with each form 122. Reference numeral 123 is a selection name of the option menu, and the scalar (character string, numerical value) of the source script corresponding thereto is shown in 121. 121_1, 121
The scalar (character string, numerical value) part of the script represented by _2, 121_3, etc. is "name =""" of the form.
Applies to the script of """input part, (character string, number). Represented by [] is an input form for numerical values and sentences, black square brackets are scalars (character strings, numerical values) of the source part corresponding to the input in the selection form, and the sample values are filled in and displayed. At some point, 3 in Figure 9
For example, the 0th and 35th lines.

This is what (=) represents. C
The perl that displays the source of GI does not accept the symbol "=" as the symbol of the grammar text instead of accepting it as the symbol of the character string, or cannot substitute the form. Take it as an abnormal act. For that reason, even if you fill in the form, you can not embed it in a scalar variable and substitute it. Therefore, it indicates that the source part of the display file should be entered directly.

However, "commands" that can be used by converting "symbols and character strings" that have grammatical functions such as """and" jpg "into" symbols and character strings "that have no grammatical functions. If you use a program, or (2) substitute "symbols and character strings" that have a grammatical function as "symbols and character strings" that do not have a function setting program, do not adopt the above partial contents. In the program of (1) and (2) above, programming processing is also performed for the instruction file, processing file, and display file using "symbols and character strings", and the display file is based on the "HTML" language source. The files are shared by each file to create the file, and the program is completed.

[2] Description of FIGS. 9, 10, and 11 FIGS. 9, 10, and 11 are specific examples of the homepage creation program.

9 and 10 are specific examples of the source of the option menu of the instruction file.

FIG. 11 shows a program for reading file data in a display file and reconstructing data of "symbol, numerical value, character string, etc." and displays it on the screen.

As described above, in the home page creation program, the file data is simply "symbol, numerical value,
It is a "character string", and the display file can be read in Japanese grammar only after it is reconstructed according to the HTML grammar.

Lines 22 to 29 are sources for substituting file data for variables again, and line 30 is a program source for rearranging "symbols, numerical values, character strings" so as to match the HTML grammar. And is an example of a sentence display program whose display position is determined in the 36th line. It is an example of a concrete example of a program of images and all other elements that can be expressed.

[3] Description of FIG. 12 FIG. 12 shows the pass. It is a specific example of the source of the ID management file.

The ID data transmitted in the 15th line is set to $ id
11 is a concrete example source in which the pass data transmitted in the 17th line is read as $ pass and substituted into a variable, and those pass data are contractor name data.
-132 code data and read (from line 24 to 45
(Up to the line) A program for selecting a link page or displaying an error file is set to the 49th line and the 51st line. In the 53rd line and the 55th line, ID data (nam
e. det) is the program side of the specific example.

[4] Description of FIG. 13 FIG. 13 is a set of files of the “homepage creation program”, which is an example of the configuration of a program file for providing homepages to an unspecified number of users on the Internet, such as CGI. 3 is a configuration example of a program file stored in the device.

Reference numeral 128_1 Plan_1 includes all the members' files in the name data file, reads the data string corresponding to the member name, completes the file information, and moves the file. This is the data storage method. Further, 28_2 Plan_2 is a method of saving file data for each member name.

This is a method of saving the file data of all members in one file, and file data corresponding to new members can be created automatically or by manual operation. On the contrary, the latter is a method of individually creating file data for each member.

[5] Description of FIG. 15 FIG. 15 is a specific example of an instruction file for uploading an image file, a sound file, etc., and uploading them to a day server of a predetermined server for supervision.

The photo number to be uploaded is selected by reference numeral 142_2, and the number is also the number of the place to be appled. With 142_1, you can write down and write down the photo name. 132_1 is an autumn location for upload storage. With this file design, 5 images can be used. Now it shows that 4 is an empty room. Select the location you are using and upload the image,
It is designed so that the images are swapped. It is even better if the audio is automatically programmed for uploading.

(Third Embodiment) FIG. 18 is both a flow chart and a block diagram showing the third embodiment.

The present embodiment is a program for distributing the above homepage creating program to an unspecified number of users on the Internet.

Reference numeral 200 in FIG. 18 indicates the Internet.

When the user Y on the Internet uses the sample page 201 in the homepage creation program as a sample to check the contents and wants to own the program, the user Y can press the embedded predetermined button to link to the guide file 202.

After reading the contract-related items in the guide file 202, the user Y enters the necessary items such as the name of the user Y and the distribution number for the contract is shown to the user Y. Then, the confirmation of the enrollment contract conditions is confirmed by the confirmation file 204.

The processing file 205 passes information to the (contract user and desired user) management file 211. The comprehensive user management file 211 manages the temporary contract number temporary storage file 209, the contract user data file 208, and the contract storage user number storage file 210.

The user Y transfers the deposit information to the user deposit management file 212 as he deposits in the designated bank account 216 or creates his own account in the designated bank internet banking 214 created by the user. Then, in the deposit management processing file 206 that manages the homepage creation program, a dedicated use file (data) for user Y
Is automatically created by a program, or the deposit enrollment conditions are checked against the user Y distribution and entry confirmation file 204 and the like to manually create a program. At 206, various service files 207 are created and transmitted to the contract user.

The description of FIG. 19 shows a specific example (program) of a file for reading user-dedicated file data of the home page creation program.

The password "$ p" of the "ID" entered by the user
"ass (18th line display)" is the contract user file.
If it is recorded against line 132 ($ name) (line 27), the program source on line 37 and thereafter is validated.

In that case, the location and file name of the file data 136 are clarified with the input password and $ name as a coefficient (line 38), and the proprietary file data 136 is read and displayed as a file.

The same applies to the display file, the instruction file, the processing file and the frame file, and the password data for reading the file data is hidden as shown in the source of the specific example in the first procedure of the invention. It can be sent as data, or sent by clicking on the click button.

FIG. 20 is a continuation of FIG.

(Application Example) The application field of the present invention is, for example, as follows, although it is near infinity.

A school, a nursing home, a hospital, a company, a market, a shopping district, a hot spring town, and other leisure places i-mode mobile phone users, programs on control terminal devices for home electric appliances, users on the Internet, etc.

The technology for creating a home page on the Internet is the name of the "bulletin board", but the operations are limited to the part related to the creation of text information (including the text color), so it is a home page creation technology. Although there is no homepage creation page such as company introduction, it is also limited to the part related to the creation of text information (including the text color) and the range of use is narrow, which is a different usage method from the present invention.

The provision of the present invention to the world lies in the possibility of mutual exchange of human emotions, which is a problem of the 21st century. I
By the addition of images and voices from the transmission of text information in the 20th century by the “simple method” by T, as earthlings, it is possible for people to exchange emotions across regions and countries. is there.

In recent years, as a national project, "T
"V" is digitized and Internet IT comes into the home. If the method of using the Internet homepage remains the same, there is a problem that the range of use is narrow. IT of information
It is not possible to eliminate "interactivity" and "easy message creation". The present invention has sufficient conditions.

The tables of FIGS. 16 and 17 are tables for comparison between this embodiment and the conventional example. The effectiveness of this example is clear from this table as well.

As long as there is a space for a computer and a server connected to the Internet, about 100 elementary school students, including word processors, can immediately have their own homepages and update their contents any number of times a day (Internet. Corresponding to the weak) is the origin of the object of the present invention.

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[Effects of the Invention] If the server space on the Internet for owning a homepage can be secured immediately and a word processor can be used, anyone can easily and instantly create and see it, and it can be used by anyone. You can do something you need, it is cheap, the display contents are abundant, there is the performance that the creator's personality appears, and the content performance that is interactive and makes people intimate You can create a homepage.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a program configuration diagram in which a message function can be used in the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is an environment diagram in which a user uses the Internet.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a large number of people using a message function.

FIG. 5 is a data diagram of a name data file.

FIG. 6 is a data diagram of a data file according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a data diagram of a data file having a message function.

FIG. 8 is a data file containing a plurality of types of name data, file data, and the like.

FIG. 9 is a first diagram of a program of a specific example of the instruction file of the first embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a second diagram of the program of the specific example of the instruction file of the first embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a diagram of a source of a specific example of the display file according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a diagram of a source of a specific example of the path ID management file according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a diagram of a directory of files controlled by a CD-ROM or the like of the program product of the specific example of the first example.

FIG. 14 is a drawing of a specific example of the first embodiment program.

FIG. 15 is an upload instruction file for images and the like.

FIG. 16 is a first table for comparison between the present example and the conventional example.

FIG. 17 is a second table for comparison between the present example and the conventional example.

FIG. 18 is a configuration diagram of distributing a home page creation program to an unspecified number of users on the Internet according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a specific example of a source of a file for reading unique file data.

FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a specific example of the source of the file for reading the unique file data, and shows a continuation of FIG. 19;

[Explanation of symbols]

131 Top page 132 Name data file 133 Path ID management file 134 Error file 135 Display file 136 Data file 137 Frame file 138 Display file 139 Instruction file 140 Processing file 141 Creation program 200 Internet WWW 201 Homepage creation program sample file 202 Contract guidance file 203 Notification file 204 Membership confirmation file 205 Membership applicant processing file 206 Various deposit and related matter processing file 207 Contact file 208 Contract user data file 209 Temporary contract number creation file 210 Contract desired user information save file 211 Total user information processing file 212 User Deposit Management File (Internet Banking Management) 213 Banking You It accounts 214 designated bank Internet banking structure 215 designated bank Internet banking 216 designated bank account

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A home page creating program stored on a server for displaying a home page existing on the Internet, comprising: a transmission / reception function for exchanging data with a computer of a user who manages the home page; An instruction function for receiving instruction data regarding creation or change of a home page from a user, a creation change function for creating or changing the home page of the user based on the instruction function, and a creation change function based on the creation change function A homepage creation program that realizes the display function to display the changed homepage. 2. The creation / modification function receives, by the transmission / reception function, a variable in which the user substitutes data such as a symbol, a numerical value, or a character string in which the creation / modification content of the homepage is replaced by the instruction function, Based on the received variables, create data related to the homepage creation and send it to a data file, reconstruct the source related to display in the display file based on the data, create the homepage, or
The homepage creating program according to claim 1, wherein the program is changed. 3. The creation / modification function is for operating the composition of a homepage by "assembling" such as CGI written in Perl language, and converting all of the HTML language and part of the CGI source code into variables. The homepage creating program according to claim 2, wherein the homepage creating program is operated by performing the operation. 4. A program on the Internet that operates only data created by the user as data owned by the user, and a predetermined page of a homepage creation program corresponding to the password by the user inputting the password on the Internet. 4. The home page creating program according to claim 3, further comprising a program for creating a home page by reading page data owned by the user. 5. A recording medium such as a CD-ROM in which the homepage creating program according to claim 4 is recorded. 6. A program on the Internet for distributing the user-specific data according to claim 4 to an unspecified number of users on the Internet.