JP4391571B1 - Site linkage method - Google Patents

Abstract

To improve convenience when using information of a plurality of sites.
An SNS server transmits a search condition stored in advance to a commercial site server, the commercial site server searches for articles corresponding to the transmitted search condition, and a list of retrieved articles is stored in the commercial site. When the server 20 transmits to the SNS server 10 and the SNS server 10 includes the transmitted list on the screen displayed to the member, and one of the articles included in the list is selected on the screen, the commercial site The server 20 displays the content of the article for the member.
[Selection] FIG.

Description

  The present invention relates to a site cooperation method that links a plurality of sites, and more particularly, to a site cooperation method that makes it possible to improve convenience when using information of a plurality of sites.

  In recent years, social networking services (hereinafter referred to as “SNS”) that publish diaries and personal information on the Internet have been widely used. SNS is usually a member-based service, and only users registered as members can log in to the SNS site and write their own diaries or browse the diaries and personal information of other members. Can do.

  In SNS, a store introduced by a member in a diary or the like has a reputation in SNS, and as a result, the number of customers at the store often increases. In this way, word-of-mouth information in SNS is likely to lead to an increase in the number of visitors to actual stores. In addition to SNS being a member system, the hobbies and preferences of members who introduce stores are revealed through the release of diaries and the like. This is because the content introduced by the member can be trusted.

  In order to utilize the effect of such word-of-mouth information, there is a demand for the person concerned in the store to actively transmit information on his / her store through SNS. However, it is generally considered that it is not preferable for the SNS officials to actively promote the store. This is because mixing for-profit articles and non-profit articles in an indistinguishable manner causes user confusion and causes various troubles.

  Therefore, in order to enable the related parties of the store to actively transmit information on the SNS while suppressing the occurrence of trouble, the SNS in which the advertising act is prohibited and the SNS in which the advertising act is permitted Can be provided separately. If the technique (refer patent document 1) which makes it possible to switch and use several SNS easily is used, the user can go back and forth easily between SNS with such a different property.

JP 2008-27095 A

  However, the above-described conventional technology merely switches the SNS for logging in, and uses the combination of SNS information for which an advertising act is prohibited and SNS information for which an advertising activity is permitted. It was not possible. For this reason, it was not possible to compensate for the decrease in convenience due to the separate provision of SNS with different policies.

  The disclosed technology has been made in order to solve the above-described problems caused by the conventional technology, and provides a site cooperation method that can improve convenience when using information of a plurality of sites. With the goal.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the site linkage method disclosed in the present application is, in one aspect, a site linkage that links the first site of the membership system and the second site that publishes various articles. A search condition transmission step in which the first site transmits a search condition stored in advance to the second site, and an article corresponding to the search condition transmitted in the search condition transmission step. An article search step in which the second site searches from the various articles, a list transmission step in which the second site transmits a list of articles searched in the article search step to the first site, and the first An article list display step in which the site displays a list transmitted in the list transmission step on a screen displayed to members of the site, and one of the articles included in the list in the screen There when selected, and a article display step of the second site to view the display of the contents of the article relative to the member.

  In addition, in order to solve the above-described problem, a component, expression, or any combination of components of the site cooperation method disclosed in the present application is applied to a method, apparatus, system, computer program, recording medium, data structure, and the like. It is effective for.

  According to one aspect of the site cooperation method disclosed in the present application, it is possible to improve convenience when using information on a plurality of sites.

  Exemplary embodiments of a site cooperation method disclosed in the present application will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  First, the communication system according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a communication system according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the communication system according to the present embodiment includes an SNS server 10, a commercial site server 20, user terminals 30a to 30m, and trader terminals 40a to 40n via a network 1 such as the Internet. Connected.

  The SNS server 10 provides an SNS function. It is assumed that the SNS provided by the SNS server 10 is prohibited from performing advertising activities. The purpose of the commercial site server 20 is to promote store owners, store staff, factory / farm managers / employees, members of various organizations (hereinafter referred to as “traders”) about their stores, etc. Provides the ability to publish articles. The function of publishing articles on the commercial site server 20 may be such that only registered members can browse articles like SNS, or anyone can browse articles like a general blog. It may be a thing.

  The user terminals 30a to 30m are terminals for the user to access the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20. The dealer terminals 40 a to 40 n are terminals for the dealer to access the commercial site server 20. The user terminals 30a to 30m and the vendor terminals 40a to 40n correspond to personal computers and mobile terminals, and include a WEB browser for displaying a WEB page and inputting information on the WEB page.

  The user operates the user terminal 30a and the like to log in to the SNS server 10, and thus, besides the list of new SNS information provided by the SNS server 10, a list of latest articles published on the commercial site server 20 is also available. You can refer to it. Then, the user can browse articles published on the commercial site server 20 simply by selecting an article from the list.

  As described above, in the communication system according to the present embodiment, a user who logs in to the SNS server 10 can easily browse articles published on the commercial site server 20. In addition, since the list of new information on SNS and the list of latest articles published on the commercial site server 20 are displayed separately, the user is prevented from confusing articles on the commercial site server 20 with articles on the SNS. it can.

  In addition, when the user selects an article from the list displayed by logging in to the SNS server 10 and browses an article published on the commercial site server 20, the user can write a comment on the article. This comment is stored in the commercial site server 20 together with the user's nickname (handle name) registered in the SNS server 10 and is disclosed to a third party in such a manner that it is understood that the comment is by a member of the SNS server 10. .

  As described above, in the communication system according to the present embodiment, a member of the SNS provided by the SNS server 10 can write a comment on the article of the commercial site server 20 from the standpoint of the member, and the comment is included with the article. Published. For this reason, the user who reads the article of the commercial site server 20 can evaluate the content of the article with reference to the comment written by the member of the SNS server 10 about the article.

  For example, on a commercial site server 20, an owner of a tavern publishes an advertising article about the deliciousness of a new dish, and a comment “This dish was really delicious” was written by a member of the SNS server 10 on the article. It is assumed that In this case, this comment allows the third party to determine that the new dish will be delicious as advertised. This is because it is considered that members of the SNS server 10 do not write a nice comment that impairs their position in the SNS.

  In the example shown in FIG. 1, an example of a communication system including one SNS server 10 and one commercial site server 20 is shown. However, the number of SNS servers 10 and commercial site servers 20 included in the communication system is as follows. Any number can be used. Moreover, you may comprise the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20 as one apparatus.

  Next, the configuration of the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20 shown in FIG. 1 will be described. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the SNS server 10. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the SNS server 10 includes a control unit 110, a storage unit 120, and a network interface unit (hereinafter referred to as “network I / F unit”) 130. The network I / F unit 130 performs various controls for communicating with other devices via the network.

  The control unit 110 is a control unit that controls the SNS server 10 as a whole, and includes an authentication unit 111, a screen control unit 112, and a cooperation control unit 113. The authentication unit 111 authenticates a member of the SNS server 10. The screen control unit 112 generates various screens related to the SNS function and performs various data processing on information input on the generated screen. The cooperation control unit 113 realizes cooperation between the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20.

  The storage unit 120 is a storage unit that stores various tables. The user information table 121, the diary table 122, the community table 123, the friend table 124, the favorite table 125, the comment history table 126, and the hint table. 127 is stored.

  The user information table 121 is a table in which information about members registered in the SNS server 10 is stored. An example of the user information table 121 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the user information table 121 has items related to member attribute information such as address, gender, and hobby in addition to items of user ID, password, nickname, and evaluation, and a row is registered for each user. Is done. The user ID is an identification number for identifying a member. The password is used for authenticating the member in combination with the user ID. The nickname is the name of a member in SNS.

  The evaluation is a value indicating the reliability of the member in the SNS. This value is determined by, for example, the number of other members who have referred to articles such as diaries published by the member in the SNS, the number of comments written about these articles, and the like. In addition, as a specific calculation method of this value, various conventionally used methods can be used.

  In items relating to member attribute information such as address, gender, and hobby, a value indicating whether to permit disclosure within the SNS and whether to permit disclosure outside the SNS is set for each item. In the example of FIG. 3, for the address item, “SNS” public disclosure is set to “Y”, and “SNS external disclosure” is set to “N”. This means that the value of the address item is permitted to be disclosed inside the SNS, but is not permitted to be disclosed outside the SNS, for example, the commercial site server 20.

  The diary table 122 is a table in which information related to a diary in SNS and its comments is stored. The community table 123 is a table in which information related to the electronic conference room in the SNS is stored. The friend table 124 is a table in which information related to friendships in the SNS is stored.

  The favorite table 125 is a table in which information on the WEB page that the member is interested in the commercial site server 20 is registered. An example of the favorite table 125 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the favorite table 125 has items such as a user ID, a site code, and a vendor ID, and is configured so that a plurality of rows can be registered for each member.

  The user ID is an identification number for identifying a member and corresponds to the user ID in the user information table 121. The site code is a code for identifying the commercial site server 20. Note that as the information for identifying the commercial site server 20, the domain name of the commercial site server 20 may be held instead of the site code. The merchant ID is an identification number for identifying a merchant that has opened a WEB page in which the member is interested in the commercial site server 20.

  In the example shown in FIG. 3, a member identified by a user ID “9876” is opened by a merchant identified by a merchant ID “555” in the commercial site server 20 identified by a code “XYZ”. This indicates that the WEB page opened by the merchant identified by the merchant ID “666” in the commercial site server 20 that is also identified by the code “XYZ” is interested.

  The comment history table 126 is a table in which information on the history of comments written by members in the SNS or the commercial site server 20 is registered. An example of the comment history table 126 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, the comment history table 126 has items such as a user ID, an article URL, a title, an author, and a date and time, and is configured so that a plurality of lines can be registered for each member.

  The user ID is an identification number for identifying a member and corresponds to the user ID in the user information table 121. The article URL is a URL indicating the position of the WEB page where the article on which the member wrote a comment was posted. The title and author are the title and author of the article in which the member wrote a comment. The date is the date when the member wrote a comment.

  The hint table 127 is a table in which information for determining which articles are to be displayed as a list among the latest articles published on the commercial site server 20 is registered. An example of the hint table 127 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, the hint table 127 has items such as a user ID and a hint, and a row is registered for each user.

  The user ID is an identification number for identifying a member and corresponds to the user ID in the user information table 121. The hint corresponds to an extraction condition for extracting articles to be displayed as a list from the latest articles published on the commercial site server 20. Note that the hint value may be set by the member himself, or may be automatically set by the SNS server 10 based on the address, hobbies, and the like set in the user information table 121.

  In the example shown in FIG. 6, the value “region = Aomori city, category = food | festival” is set as a hint for the member identified by the user ID “9876”. This hint indicates that, among new articles written by a trader whose address is “Aomori City”, new articles included in the category “food” or “festival” are displayed in a list. The category of articles written by vendors may be determined based on the categories explicitly specified by the vendor when writing articles, the keywords included in articles written by vendors, and the keywords and categories. It may be determined by checking the correspondence table in which the correspondence is registered.

  FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the commercial site server 20. As illustrated in FIG. 7, the commercial site server 20 includes a control unit 210, a storage unit 220, and a network I / F unit 230. The network I / F unit 230 performs various controls for communicating with other devices via the network.

  The control unit 210 is a control unit that controls the commercial site server 20 as a whole, and includes an authentication unit 211, a screen control unit 212, and a cooperation control unit 213. The authentication unit 211 authenticates a trader who publishes an article or the like in the commercial site server 20. The screen control unit 212 generates various screens related to article publication and performs various data processing on information input on the generated screens. The cooperation control unit 213 realizes cooperation between the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20.

  The storage unit 220 is a storage unit that stores various tables, and stores a supplier information table 221, an article table 222, and a comment table 223. The trader information table 221 is a table in which information related to traders who publish articles and the like in the commercial site server 20 is stored.

  The article table 222 is a table in which information related to articles published by a vendor is stored. An example of the article table 222 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 8, the article table 222 has items such as an article ID, a trader ID, a title, an article, and a date and time, and a row is registered for each article. The article ID is an identification number for identifying the article. The trader ID is an identification number for identifying the trader who published the article. The title and article are the title and body of the article. The date and time is the date and time when the article was created.

  The comment table 223 is a table in which information related to comments on articles is stored. An example of the comment table 223 is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 9, the comment table 223 has items such as article ID, comment number, SNS code, user ID, nickname, rank, comment, date and time, and a row is registered for each comment.

  The article ID is an identification number for identifying an article, and corresponds to the article ID in the article table 222. The comment number is a number indicating the order number of the comment written for the article identified by the article ID. The SNS code is a code for identifying the SNS to which the user who wrote the comment belongs. The user ID is an identification number for identifying a member and corresponds to the user ID in the user information table 121.

  The nickname is a name on the network of the user who wrote the comment. The rank is a value indicating the reliability in the SNS of the user who wrote the comment, and corresponds to the evaluation of the user information table 121. The comment is the text of the comment. The date / time is the date / time when the comment was created. Note that the SNS code, the user ID, and the rank are blank unless the comment author makes a comment by making a transition from the screen generated by the SNS server 10.

  Next, the operation of the communication system according to the present embodiment and the screen displayed to the user will be described. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of an initial screen 50 displayed when a member logs in to the SNS server 10. As shown in FIG. 10, the initial screen 50 includes a pilot area 50a, a portrait area 50b, a friend list area 50c, a community list area 50d, a friend latest diary area 50e, a community latest article area 50f, and a favorite latest area. It includes an article area 50g, an external site latest article area 50h, a comment entry history area 50i, and a latest diary area 50j.

  The pilot area 50a is an area where buttons for calling various functions of the SNS are arranged. The portrait area 50b is an area where the member's own portrait is displayed. The friend list area 50c is an area in which portraits of other members who are friends with the member are displayed. These portraits have links to display their diaries. The community list area 50d is an area where an icon indicating an electronic conference room in which a member participates is taught. In these icons, links for displaying the respective electronic conference rooms are set.

  The latest friend diary area 50e is an area in which a list of the latest diary titles written by other members who are friends with the member is displayed. Each title has a link for displaying diary contents and comments. The latest community article area 50f is an area in which a list of the latest article titles in the electronic conference room in which the member participates is displayed. Each title has a link for displaying the content of the article.

  The latest favorite article area 50g is an area in which a list of article titles of merchants registered by the member in the favorite table 125 among the latest articles published on the commercial site server 20 is displayed. Each title has a link for displaying the content of the article and a comment.

  The latest external site article area 50 h is an area in which a list of article titles of traders extracted based on hints registered in the hint table 127 among the latest articles published on the commercial site server 20 is displayed. Each title has a link for displaying the content of the article and a comment.

  The comment entry history area 50i is an area in which a list of titles of articles in which members have written comments is extracted from the comment history table 126 and displayed. Each title has a link for displaying the content of the article and a comment. The latest diary area 50j is an area in which a list of diary titles written is displayed. Each title has a link for displaying diary contents and comments.

  FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram showing an operation of the communication system for displaying the initial screen 50 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 11, when a user ID and a password are transmitted as login information from the user terminal 30a to the SNS server 10 (step S101), the authentication unit 111 of the SNS server 10 executes an authentication process (step S102). .

  When the authentication process is successful, the cooperation control unit 113 of the SNS server 10 requests the commercial site server 20 to transmit new arrival information (step S103). Specifically, the cooperation control unit 113 acquires a hint value corresponding to the member from the hint table 127. And the cooperation control part 113 transmits the value of the acquired hint with respect to each commercial site server 20 which cooperates, and requests | requires that the list | wrist of the information regarding an applicable new article may be transmitted.

  In addition, the cooperation control unit 113 acquires a row corresponding to the member from the favorite table 125. Then, the cooperation control unit 113 requests the commercial site server 20 corresponding to the site code of each row to transmit the value of the merchant ID of the same row and to send information on the latest article of the corresponding vendor. .

  When receiving the request from the SNS server 10, the cooperation control unit 213 of the commercial site server 20 searches the article table 222 for the latest article of the company corresponding to the transmitted company ID (step S104). Further, the cooperation control unit 213 searches the article table 222 for the latest article corresponding to the transmitted hint (step S105).

  And cooperation control part 213 transmits a combination of a title, a trader's name, and URL for displaying an article to SNS server 10 about each searched article (Step S106). Here, the trader name can be acquired by searching the trader information table 221 using the value of the trader ID in the searched row of the article table 222 as a key. Further, the URL for displaying the article can be generated from the value of the article ID or the like of the searched row of the article table 222. In addition, a response is transmitted to the SNS server 10 so that the information acquired based on the supplier ID and the information acquired based on the hint can be distinguished.

  When the cooperation control unit 113 receives a response from the cooperation control unit 213, the screen control unit 112 of the SNS server 10 generates the initial screen 50 based on the returned information and the information stored in the storage unit 120. (Step S107), and transmits to the user terminal 30a (step S108).

  Here, the initial screen 50 is created, for example, in an HTML (HyperText Markup Language) format. Further, in the initial screen 50, the favorite latest article area 50g is generated based on information acquired by the commercial site server 20 based on the vendor ID, and the external site latest article area 50h is based on the hint. And generated based on the information acquired by the commercial site server 20. In the links set in these areas, as shown in the lower part of FIG. 11, the user ID of the logged-in member and a code for identifying the SNS server 10 are embedded (“& user = 9876 & sns = abc”). ”Part). This is because the SNS server 10 and members can be specified when registering a favorite or entering a comment.

  Then, the user terminal 30a displays the initial screen transmitted from the SNS server 10 on the WEB browser (step S109).

  FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the article screen 60 displayed when the link of the latest favorite article area 50g or the latest external site article area 50h on the initial screen 50 is selected. As shown in FIG. 12, the article screen 60 includes an article area 60a and a comment area 60b.

  The article area 60a is an area in which article information corresponding to the selected link is retrieved from the article table 222 and displayed. At the bottom of the article area 60a, there is a link 61a "Write a comment". When this link 61a is selected, a comment input screen (not shown) is displayed by the screen control unit 212. When a comment is input on the comment input screen and the “Send” button is pressed, the input comment and the like are registered in the comment table 223.

  The comment area 60b is an area in which comments and the like corresponding to the articles displayed in the article area 60a are retrieved from the comment table 223 and displayed. On the upper part of the comment area 60b, a nickname 61b, which is the name of the user who wrote the comment on the network, is displayed. If the comment is written by a user who has made a transition from the screen of the SNS server 10, a link for displaying the profile screen 70 is set in the nickname 61b, and the site icon 62b is ranked next to the nickname 61b. An icon 63b is displayed.

  The site icon 62b is an icon indicating which SNS the user has changed from, and is displayed based on the value of the SNS code in the comment table 223. The rank icon 63b is an icon indicating the reliability of the user in the SNS, and is displayed based on the rank value of the comment table 223.

  By displaying the site icon 62b and the rank icon 63b in this way, it becomes clear that the user who wrote the comment is a member of the SNS, and the confidence in the written comment increases. And if the content of a comment is affirmative, the credit for an article will also increase and the advertising effect will increase.

  In the lower part of the article screen 60, a link 60c "Previous article" and a link 60d "Next article" are displayed. The links 60c and 60d are used for the user to browse other articles published by the same vendor.

  Further, when the user ID and the SNS code are included in the parameters for displaying the article screen 60, that is, when the article screen 60 is called from the initial screen 50, “Favorite” is displayed at the bottom of the article screen 60. A link 60e "Register with" is also displayed. When the link 60e is selected, information on the trader corresponding to the article screen 60 is registered in the favorite table 125 of the SNS server 10 as information on the trader interested in the user.

  FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of a profile screen 70 displayed by the SNS server 10 when the link of the nickname 61 b is selected on the article screen 60. As shown in FIG. 13, the profile screen 70 includes an attribute information area 70a and a latest diary area 70b.

  The attribute information area 70a is an area in which, in addition to the nickname of the member corresponding to the nickname 61b, the value of the attribute set to “Y” outside SNS is acquired from the user information table 121 and displayed. The latest diary area 70b is an area in which the date and title of the diary written by the member corresponding to the nickname 61b and the number of comments written for each diary are displayed. Only the diary designated by the member to be published outside the SNS is displayed in the latest diary area 70b, and the contents of the diary cannot be browsed from this screen.

  Thus, by displaying the attribute information of the member registered in the SNS server 10, the title of the diary written by the member, and the magnitude of the response to the diary, the credit for the written comment is further increased. . And if the content of a comment is affirmative, the credit for an article will also increase and the advertising effect will increase further.

  FIG. 14 is a sequence diagram showing the operation of the communication system at the time of favorite registration. As shown in FIG. 14, when the initial screen 50 is displayed on the user terminal 30a (step S201) and one of the links to the articles in the external site latest article area 50h is selected (step S202), the user terminal 30a. Requests the commercial site server 20 to display the content of the selected article (step S203).

  As a result, the article ID for identifying the article to be displayed, the user ID of the member logged in to the SNS server 10, and the SNS code for identifying the SNS server 10 are transmitted to the commercial site server 20. . Then, the screen control unit 212 of the commercial site server 20 generates the article screen 60 corresponding to the received URL (step S204).

  At this time, since the user ID and the SNS code are included in the transmitted information, the commercial site server 20 includes a link 60e “register as a favorite” in the article screen 60. In the link 60e, the transmitted user ID and SNS code and the trader ID of the trader who created the display target article are embedded as parameters.

  In addition, since the transmitted information includes the user ID and the SNS code, the screen control unit 212 displays the transmitted user ID and SNS code on the link 61a “write comment” included in the article area 60a. Embed as a parameter.

  Then, the commercial site server 20 transmits the article screen 60 to the user terminal 30a, and the user terminal 30a displays it (step S205). When the link 60e “Register as a favorite” is selected on the article screen 60, the user terminal 30a requests the commercial site server 20 to register as a favorite (step S206).

  As a result, the trader ID, the user ID, and the SNS code are transmitted to the commercial site server 20. Then, the cooperation controller 213 of the commercial site server 20 transmits a vendor ID, a user ID, and a site code for identifying the commercial site server 20 to the SNS server 10 corresponding to the received SNS code. Then, registration to favorites is requested (step S207).

  Upon receiving the request, the cooperation control unit 113 of the SNS server 10 performs processing for registering the transmitted information in the favorite table 125 (Step S208), and returns a registration result to the commercial site server 20 (Step S209). The screen control unit 212 of the commercial site server 20 that has received the registration result generates a registration result screen corresponding to the registration result (step S210). Then, the screen control unit 212 transmits a registration result screen to the user terminal 30a, and the user terminal 30a displays it (step S211).

  In the above description, the favorite registration is performed via the commercial site server 20, but the user terminal 30a may directly request the SNS server 10 for the favorite registration. In the above description, the user ID and the like are transferred using the CGI parameter. However, a cookie or a session variable on the server side may be used.

  FIG. 15 is a sequence diagram showing the operation of the communication system when writing a comment. Note that steps S301 to S305 are the same as steps S201 to S205 shown in FIG. 14, and a description thereof will be omitted.

  When the link 61a “write comment” is selected on the article screen 60 and a comment is input on the comment input screen (step S306), the user terminal 30a transmits the input comment to the commercial site server 20. (Step S307). At this time, the article ID, the user ID, and the SNS code are also transmitted to the commercial site server 20.

  The cooperation control unit 213 of the commercial site server 20 transmits the user ID to the SNS server 10 corresponding to the received SNS code, and inquires about the member information corresponding to the user ID (step S308).

  Upon receiving the request, the cooperation control unit 113 of the SNS server 10 searches the user information table 121 for a line corresponding to the transmitted user ID (step S309), and obtains the nickname and evaluation value of the searched line from the commercial site. It transmits to the server 20 (step S310). Here, if there is no line corresponding to the transmitted user ID in the user information table 121, there is a possibility that an illegal act has been performed, so the cooperation control unit 113 comments to the SNS server 10 Instructs you to cancel registration.

  Then, the cooperation control unit 213 of the commercial site server 20 registers the information transmitted from the user terminal 30a and the information transmitted from the SNS server 10 in the comment table 223 (Step S311). Subsequently, the cooperation control unit 213 displays the user ID, the URL for displaying the article in which the comment is written, the title of the article in which the comment is written, and the name of the trader who is the creator of the article in which the comment is written. And the date and time when the comment was registered to the SNS server 10 to notify that the comment has been registered (step S312), and the cooperation control unit 113 of the SNS server 10 uses the transmitted information as a comment history. Register in the table 126 (step S313).

  And the screen control part 212 of the commercial site server 20 produces | generates the article screen 60 to which the registered comment was added (step S314). Then, the commercial site server 20 transmits the article screen 60 to the user terminal 30a, and the user terminal 30a displays it (step S315).

  Note that the configurations of the SNS server 10 shown in FIG. 2 and the commercial site server 20 shown in FIG. 7 can be variously changed without departing from the gist. For example, the functions of the control unit 110 of the SNS server 10 and the control unit 210 of the commercial site server 20 are implemented as software, and the functions equivalent to the SNS server 10 and the commercial site server 20 are realized by executing this on a computer. You can also An example of a computer that executes the SNS operation program 1071 in which the function of the control unit 110 is implemented as software is shown below.

  FIG. 16 is a functional block diagram showing a computer 1000 that executes the SNS operation program 1071. The computer 1000 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 1010 that executes various arithmetic processes, an input device 1020 that receives input of data from a user, a monitor 1030 that displays various information, and a medium that reads a program from a recording medium. A bus 1080 includes a reading device 1040, a network interface device 1050 that exchanges data with other computers via a network, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 1060 that temporarily stores various information, and a hard disk device 1070. Connected and configured.

  The hard disk device 1070 includes an SNS operation program 1071 having the same function as the control unit 110 illustrated in FIG. 2 and SNS operation data corresponding to information stored in various tables of the storage unit 120 illustrated in FIG. 1072 is stored. Note that the SNS operation data 1072 may be appropriately distributed and stored in another computer connected via a network.

  Then, the CPU 1010 reads the SNS operation program 1071 from the hard disk device 1070 and develops it in the RAM 1060, whereby the SNS operation program 1071 functions as the SNS operation process 1061. Then, the SNS operation process 1061 expands information read from the SNS operation data 1072 and the like in an area allocated to itself on the RAM 1060 as appropriate, and executes various data processing based on the expanded data and the like.

  Note that the SNS operation program 1071 is not necessarily stored in the hard disk device 1070, and the computer 1000 may read and execute the program stored in a storage medium such as a CD-ROM. . The computer 1000 stores the program in another computer (or server) connected to the computer 1000 via a public line, the Internet, a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), or the like. You may make it read and run a program from these.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the communication system which concerns on a present Example. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of an SNS server. It is a figure which shows an example of a user information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a favorite table. It is a figure which shows an example of a comment history table. It is a figure which shows an example of a hint table. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a commercial site server. It is a figure which shows an example of an article table. It is a figure which shows an example of a comment table. It is a figure which shows an example of an initial screen. It is a sequence diagram which shows the operation | movement for displaying an initial screen. It is a figure which shows an example of an article screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a profile screen. It is a sequence diagram which shows the operation | movement at the time of favorite registration. It is a sequence diagram which shows the operation | movement at the time of comment writing. It is a functional block diagram which shows the computer which performs a SNS operation program.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Network 10 SNS server 110 Control part 111 Authentication part 112 Screen control part 113 Cooperation control part 120 Storage part 121 User information table 122 Diary table 123 Community table 124 Friend table 125 Favorite table 126 Comment history table 127 Hint table 130 Network I / F part 20 Commercial site server 210 Control part 211 Authentication part 212 Screen control part 213 Cooperation control part 220 Storage part 221 Trader information table 222 Article table 223 Comment table 230 Network I / F part 30a-30m User terminal 40a-40n Trader terminal 50 Initial screen 50a Pilot area 50b Portrait area 50c Friend list area 50d Community list area 50e Friend latest Entry area 50f Community latest article area 50g Favorite latest article area 50h External site latest article area 50i Comment entry history area 50j Latest diary area 60 Article screen 60a Article area 60b Comment area 60c-60e, 61a Link 61b Nickname 62b Site icon 63b Rank icon 70 profile screen 70a attribute information area 70b latest diary area 1000 computer 1010 CPU
1020 Input device 1030 Monitor 1040 Medium reader 1050 Network interface device 1060 RAM
1061 SNS operation process 1070 Hard disk device 1071 SNS operation program 1072 SNS operation data 1080 Bus

Claims (4)

A site linking method that links a first site of membership system with a second site that publishes various articles,
A search condition transmission step in which a first computer constituting the first site transmits a search condition stored in advance to a second computer constituting the second site;
An article search step in which the second computer searches the articles corresponding to the search condition transmitted in the search condition transmission step from the various articles;
A list transmission step of a list of the retrieved in articles search step article said second computer sends to the first computer,
An article list display step in which the first computer includes a list transmitted in the list transmission step on a screen displayed to members of the first site;
In the screen, when one of the articles included in the list is selected, an article display step in which the second computer displays a display of the contents of the article to the member;
A comment receiving step in which the second computer receives a comment created by the member for the article displayed in the article displaying step and a user ID of the member in the first site;
The first computer based on the handle name of the member corresponding to the user ID received in the comment receiving step by the second computer and the action performed by the member corresponding to the user ID at the first site. An attribute information acquisition step of acquiring from the first computer the evaluation value of the member determined by
The second computer identifies the comment received in the comment receiving step, the handle name acquired in the attribute information acquisition step, the evaluation value acquired in the attribute information acquisition step, and the first site A comment storing step of associating and storing the site identification code for storage in the storage means;
When the second computer displays any of the various articles together with a comment created for the article for any person, the site identification code is stored in association with the comment. If so, an article-with-comment display step for displaying the indicator corresponding to the site identification code, the handle name stored in association with the comment, and the evaluation value stored in association with the comment together with the comment A site cooperation method characterized by including and. When the member performs a predetermined operation on the screen displayed in the article display step, the first computer sets a condition for searching for an article created by the creator of the article. The site cooperation method according to claim 1, further comprising a search condition adding step of adding to the search condition. When the arbitrary person performs a predetermined operation on the screen on which a sign corresponding to the site identification code of the first site is displayed in the commented article display step, the first computer The member's attribute information corresponding to the handle name displayed together with the sign on the screen and registered to permit the release to the outside of the first site. The site cooperation method according to claim 1 , further comprising an attribute information display step of displaying. The first site according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the first site is a site where advertising activities are prohibited, and the second site is a site where advertising activities are permitted. The site linkage method described in.

Images