JPH1185656A - Automatic history managing system for web page contents - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To file the contents without correcting a source, and also automatically file contents at the desired timing without caring of timing for filing. SOLUTION: A contents managing table 10 stores contents information containing contents, managing ID and state key and a schedule managing table 40 stores schedule information containing a processing date, managing ID and changed state key. A contents managing means 20 performs the registration of contents information into the contents managing table 10 and the registration of schedule information into the schedule managing table 40. While referring to the state key in the contents managing table 10, a contents display means 30 judges whether the contents belong to the current page or the history page and displays only the relevant contents on the page for display. A schedule managing means 50 automatically executes processing shown by the changed state key on the processing date in the schedule managing table 40.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

[0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to an automatic history management system for Web page contents, and more particularly to an Internet / Internet management system.
The present invention relates to an automatic history management method for Web page contents applied as a history management function for organizing contents according to an increase in contents when creating / maintaining a homepage as an information transmission means on an intranet.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional technique will be specifically described below.

[0005] Usually, the contents of Web pages are updated / added daily, and the amount of information is increasing. When the amount of information increases, important information is more likely to be buried in other information, and the frequency of scrolling increases, and the degree of discrimination of information and the operability of browsing deteriorate. Therefore, it is desirable to keep only new contents in consideration of topicality / effectiveness, and to arrange (move) old contents to another page (for example, a history page) (see FIG. 15).

[0004] In order to organize the contents as described above, both HTML (H) of the target page and the history page are used.
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e) For the source, it is necessary to edit the part of the content to be organized with an editor. Since the organizing work is performed manually, there is a need to make editing mistakes or wait for the time to organize the work.

[0005] As a Web page management tool that is currently open, Microsoft's "Microsoft"
t FrontPage97 for Window
s "(hereinafter FrontPage).
FrontPage has an editor that allows you to edit the display image without knowing the HTML description. It is possible to edit the content that you want to move from the source source, cut as it is, and paste it into the destination source. It is. Using FrontPage in this way makes it possible to eliminate editing mistakes in the content organization work and reduce man-hours. However, each time content to be organized occurs, both the organization source source and the organization destination source are changed. You still had to edit in the editor and still have to wait for the time to clean up. In addition, “Windows” and “FrontPage” are used by Microsoft
It is a registered trademark or trademark of tCorporation.

[0006]

The first problem is that it takes a lot of man-hours to organize the contents that increase daily, and that work errors and the like also occur. The reason is that each time the contents are organized, both the organization source source and the organization destination source must be manually corrected with an editor or the like.

[0007] The second problem is that when organizing contents, it is necessary to consider the timing of organizing topics and the like.
It is not possible to organize until that time. The reason is that a scheduling function for pre-registering the content organizing work is not provided.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an automatic history of Web page content having a content management function which enables an organization work without modifying both the source and destination HTML sources with an editor or the like when organizing content. It is to provide a management method.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a schedule management function capable of automatically organizing contents at a desired time without being conscious of the time of contents organizing work.
An object of the present invention is to provide an automatic history management system for page b content.

[0010]

According to an automatic history management system for Web page contents of the present invention, a contents management table for storing contents and contents information including a state key indicating the state of the contents is stored in the contents management table. A content management means for registering the content information, and a status key of the content information in the content management table to determine whether the content is a current page content or a history page content. And content display means for displaying

[0011] Further, the automatic history management system for Web page contents according to the present invention comprises: a contents management table for storing contents information including contents, a management ID of the contents, and a state key indicating a state of the contents;
A schedule management table for storing schedule information including a processing date for posting / arranging the content, a management ID of the content, and a changed state key; registering the content information in the content management table and registering the content information in the schedule management table; Content management means for registering schedule information, and referring to the status key of the content information in the content management table, determine whether the content of the current page or the content of the history page,
Content display means for displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed, and schedule management means for automatically executing the process indicated by the status key after the conversion of the schedule information on the processing date of the schedule information in the schedule management table. Have.

Further, in the automatic history management system for Web page contents according to the present invention, contents information including contents, a management ID of the contents, and a state key indicating each state of posting, unposting or history of the contents is stored. A content management table that holds content records, and a schedule management that holds a posting information record and a sorting information record that stores schedule information including a processing date of content posting / arrangement, a management ID of the content, and a changed state key. Table and a management ID in the content management table when the content is registered.
Content management means for registering a content record of content information including a status key and content, sorting the status key as a first key and a registration date as a second key, and registering schedule information in the schedule management table in that order; Referring to the status key of the content record in the content management table, if the status is the publication status, the content is determined to be the content of the current page, and if the status is the history status, the content is determined to be the content of the history page. Content display means to be displayed,
Referring to the posting information record and the organizing information record in the schedule management table, a record whose processing date is the current date is detected, and a content record in the content management table is searched by the management ID of the record, and the content record is searched for. Schedule management means for automatically executing the process specified by the status key of the record whose processing date is the current date for the content.

[0013] On the other hand, the recording medium of the present invention provides a computer for storing a content and a content management table for storing content information including a status key indicating the status of the content, and a content for registering the content information in the content management table. Referring to the management means and the status key in the content management table to determine whether the content is a current page content or a history page content,
A program for functioning as a content display means for displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed is recorded.

Further, the recording medium of the present invention is a computer-readable medium for storing a content, a content management table for storing content information including a management ID of the content, and a status key indicating a status of the content,
A schedule management table that stores schedule information including a processing date for organizing, a management ID of the content, and a status key after change, registration of the content information in the content management table, and registration of the schedule information in the schedule management table. Content management means for performing, content display means for referring to a status key in the content management table, determining whether the content is a current page content or a history page content, and displaying only content corresponding to a page to be displayed, and the schedule A program for causing a process registered in the management table to function as schedule management means for automatically executing the process on a designated processing day is recorded.

[0015] Further, the recording medium of the present invention stores a computer in the form of a content record storing content information including a content, a management ID of the content, and a status key indicating each status of posting, unposting, or history of the content. A content management table to hold, a processing date of posting / arrangement of content, a management ID of the content, a schedule management table to hold schedule information including schedule information including a changed state key, and a schedule management table to hold a rearrangement information record; At the time of registration, a content record of content information including a management ID, a status key, and a content is registered in the content management table, and the status key is sorted as a first key and a registration date as a second key. Schedule The content management means for registering the information refers to the status key of the content record in the content management table, and determines that the content is the content of the current page if the content is in the publishing status, and is the content of the history page if the content is in the history status. The content display means for displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed, and the record whose processing date is the current date is detected by referring to the publication information record and the organization information record of the schedule management table, and the record of the record is detected. As a schedule management means for searching a content record of the content management table by a management ID and automatically executing a process specified by a status key of a record having the current date on the content of the content record with respect to the content of the content record Record the program that works.

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an automatic history management system for Web page contents according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The automatic history management method for Web page content according to the present embodiment includes a content management table 10, a content management unit 20, a content display unit 30, a schedule management table 40, and a schedule management unit 50. .

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of the content management table 10. The content management table 10 includes a management ID (IDentification),
It is composed of a plurality of content records that store content information including a status key, a registration date, and content. The management ID identifies the content and is uniquely associated with the content. The status key indicates the status of the content, and the content is distinguished by the status key as follows. When the status key is "Y", it indicates the publication status. When the content is in the posting state, the content is treated as data displayed on the target page. When the status key is "N", it indicates an unpublished status. When the content is not posted, the content is treated as data that is not displayed on any page. When the status key is "B", it indicates the history status. In the history state, the content is handled as data displayed on the history page (organization destination page). The registration date indicates the date when the content entered the posting state / history state, and is blank when the content is not posted.
Content is not described in HTML source.
It is stored and managed in the content management table 10. When there are a plurality of pages whose history is to be managed, a plurality of content management tables 10 may be prepared.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of the schedule management table 40. The schedule management table 40 includes a plurality of schedule records that store schedule information including a processing date, a management ID, and a state key. There are two types of schedule records: publication information records and history information records. The processing date indicates the date on which the automatic processing is performed in the yymmdd format. The management ID indicates the management ID of the content to be processed. The status key indicates a changed status key when the status of the content is changed by schedule management.

Referring to FIG. 4, contents management means 2
The processing of No. 0 includes the management ID automatic numbering step S101 and the content / schedule information input screen display step S1.
02, a scheduled publication date designation determination step S103, a content record storage step S104, a content management table sorting step S105, a planned rearrangement date designation determination step S106, and a date format conversion processing step S
107, a posting information record and an organizing information record storage step S108, a schedule management table sorting step S109, and a date format conversion processing step S1.
10, a posting information record storage step S111, a schedule management table sorting step S112, a content record storage step S113, a content management table sorting step S114, a scheduled rearrangement date designation determination step S115, and a date format conversion processing step S116. , Arrangement information record storage step S117
And schedule management table sorting step S118
Consists of Further, date format conversion processing step S10
The processing of 7, S110 and S116 includes a date format determination step S119 and a date format conversion step S120.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an execution image (input screen) of the content management means 20. In this execution image, a field for displaying an automatically numbered management ID, content, whether to post immediately or at a later date, whether to post at a later date, a specified date or period, and whether to not rearrange or rearrange at a later date In addition, a field for inputting a date specification or a period specification for rearranging at a later date is set.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the relationship between the schedule designation in the content management means 20 and each table item. Broadly speaking, the schedule of the scheduled publication date and the scheduled date of arrangement is not managed (1), the schedule of the scheduled publication date is not managed, but the scheduled date of organization is scheduled (2), and the scheduled date of publication is scheduled managed. However, there are cases (3) in which schedule management is not performed on the scheduled rearrangement date and (4) cases in which schedule management is performed on the scheduled publication date and scheduled rearrangement date.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a processing image of the content management means 20.

Referring to FIG. 8, the content display means 3
0 is the display request content state determination step S2
01, content management table first record reference step S202, state key determination step S203, record (content) display step S204, last record determination step S205, next record reference step S206, content management table first record reference step S207 and state key determination step S208
And record (content) display step S209;
It comprises a last record determination step S210 and a next record reference step S211.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an operation example of the content display means 30.

Referring to FIG. 10, the processing of the schedule management means 50 includes a schedule management table first record reference step S301, a processing date = current day determination step S302, a processing content determination step S303, and a content management table target record information. Change step S3
04 and the deleted posted information record step S30
5, a content management table target record information change step S306, a processed rearrangement information record deletion step S307, and a last record determination step S308.
And a next record reference step S309.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a processing image of the schedule management means 50.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of content display before and after schedule management by the content display means 30.

Next, the operation of the Web page content automatic history management system according to the first embodiment configured as described above will be described.

When registering the content information, the content management means 20 automatically assigns a management ID (for example, a prefix + serial number) so as to be uniquely associated with the content (step S101), for example, as shown in FIG. The content / schedule information input screen is displayed (step S102). The user responds to the input screen
The user inputs the content and specifies whether to schedule the content. The date specified when managing the schedule is yymmdd which directly specifies the processing date
It can be specified in a format (executed on yymmdd) and a ddd format (executed after ddd date) for specifying the period up to the processing date. When the period is specified, when the schedule record is stored in the schedule management table 40, the date format conversion processing steps S107, S110 and S116 are performed.
The ddd format is automatically converted to the yymmdd format (Yes in step S119) (step S120).

Next, the content management means 20 stores the specified content information in the content management table 10 as a content record, and when the schedule management is specified, compiles the schedule information into a publication information record and / or an organization. It is stored in the schedule management table 40 as an information record.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, in the case of the case (1) in which the scheduled publication date and scheduled rearrangement date are not managed, the content management means 20 determines whether or not the scheduled publication date has been designated ( In step S103, since the content is not specified, the content is immediately posted, and a content record including the management ID, the status key "Y", the registration date (= registered date), and the content is stored in the content management table 10. (Step S
113). Next, the content management unit 20 sorts the content records in the content management table 10 by the status key (“Y” → “B” → “N”), and further sorts them in the order of newer registration date (step S114). continue,
The content management means 20 determines whether or not the scheduled organizing date has been designated (step S115). Since the date has not been designated, it is determined that the content will not be organized at a later date, and nothing is stored in the schedule management table 40.

[0033] Although the schedule is not managed for the scheduled posting date,
In the case of (2), in which the scheduled rearrangement date is scheduled, the content management means 20 determines whether the scheduled publication date has been designated (step S103). In the content management table 10, a content record including a management ID, a status key “Y”, a registration date (= registered date), and content is stored (step S1).
13). Next, the content management unit 20 sorts the content records in the content management table 10 by the status key (“Y” → “B” → “N”), and further sorts them in the order of newer registration date (step S114). Subsequently, the content management unit 20 determines whether the scheduled organizing date has been designated (step S115). Since the scheduled organizing date has been designated, the content management unit 20 performs a date format conversion process (step S116). As an item to be arranged at a later date, the processing date is stored in the schedule management table 40, and the organizing information record of the management ID and the status key “B” (step S117). Finally, the content management unit 20 sorts the publication information records and the organization information records in the schedule management table 40 in order of the processing date (step S118).

In the case of (3) where the scheduled publication date is scheduled but the scheduled rearrangement date is not managed (3), the content management means 20 determines whether the scheduled publication date has been designated (step S103). Since the content is to be posted at a later date, a content record including the management ID, the status key “N”, the registration date (= blank), and the content is stored in the content management table 10 (step S104).
Next, the content management unit 20 sorts the content records in the content management table 10 by the status key (“Y” → “B” → “N”), and further sorts them in the order of newer registration date (step S105). Subsequently, the content management unit 20 determines whether the scheduled organizing date has been designated (step S106). Since the scheduled organizing date has not been designated, the content management unit 20 performs a date format conversion process (step S106).
110) Assuming that the content will be registered at a later date,
The management information and the posting information record of the status key “Y” are stored (step S111). Finally, the content management unit 20 sorts the publication information records and the organization information records in the schedule management table 40 in the order of the processing date (step S112).

In the case (4) in which the scheduled publication date and scheduled rearrangement date are managed (4), the content management means 20 determines whether or not the scheduled publication date has been designated (step S103). Is assumed to be posted at a later date.
Then, a content record including a management ID, a status key “N”, a registration date (= blank), and content is stored (step S104). Next, the content management means 20
Sorts the content records in the content management table 10 by the status key (“Y” → “B” → “N”), and further sorts in the order of newer registration date (step S10).
5). Subsequently, the content management means 20 determines whether or not the scheduled rearrangement date has been designated (step S106).
Since the scheduled rearrangement date is specified, the content is registered at a later date after the date format conversion process is performed (step S107), and further, the content is further rearranged at a later date. Are stored (step S10).
8). The publication information record stores a scheduled publication date, a management ID, and a status key “Y” on the processing date. The organizing information record stores the scheduled organizing date, management ID, and status key “B” on the processing day. Finally, the content management means 20
Sorts the publication information records and the arrangement information records in the schedule management table 40 in the order of the processing date (step S109).

In the processing image example of FIG. 7, the management ID
The registration example of “QA009” corresponds to the case of (2) in FIG. 6, and “Y” is stored in the status key of the content management table 10, and “970101” is stored in the registration date. The management I of the schedule management table 40
“B” is stored in the status key corresponding to D “QA009”, and “970116” 15 days after the registration date “970101” is stored in the processing date.

An example of registration of the management ID "QA010" is shown in FIG.
Corresponds to the case (3), and the content management table 1
"N" is stored in the 0 status key, and a blank is stored in the registration date. “Y” is stored in the status key of the schedule management table 40, and “97022” is stored in the processing date.
8 "is stored.

An example of registration of the management ID "QA01l" is shown in FIG.
(4), and corresponds to the content management table 1
"N" is stored in the 0 status key, and a blank is stored in the registration date. In the schedule management table 40, two records, a publication information record and a rearrangement information record, are created. “Y” is stored in the status key of the publication information record, and “970315” is stored in the processing date. “B” is stored in the status key of the organizing information record, and “970415” is stored in the processing date. The content records in the content management table 10 are sorted by the status key when adding a record (“Y” → “B” →
"N"), and are further sorted in the new order of the registration date. The publication information records and the organization information records in the schedule management table 40 are sorted in the order of the processing date when the records are added.

The content display means 30 has a function like a search engine, and displays only the content whose status key in the content management table 10 matches the corresponding page.

More specifically, the content display means 30 determines whether the content requested to be displayed is in a publication state or a history state (step S201). If the content is in the publication state, the first content in the content management table 10 is displayed. Referring to the record (step S202), it is determined whether or not the status key is "Y" (step S203).
If so, the content is displayed (step S20).
4) Otherwise, no content is displayed. next,
The content display means 30 determines whether or not it is the last content record (step S205), and if not, refers to the next content record (step S206) and proceeds to step S203.
Return control to If it is the last content record in step S205, the content display means 30 ends the process.

If it is in the history state in step S201, the content display means 30
Is referred to (step S20).
7) It is determined whether the status key is "B" (step S208), and if so, the content is displayed (step S209); otherwise, the content is not displayed. Next, the content display means 30 determines whether or not it is the last content record (step S21).
0), if not the last content record, refer to the next content record (step S211), and return the control to step S208. If it becomes the last content record in step S210, the content display means 30
Ends the processing.

In the operation example of FIG. 9, the management ID “QA0
07 "to the management ID" QA012 ", the status key is in the publishing state" Y "and is treated as display data.The management ID" QA001 "to the management ID" QA006 "
The content key has the status key “B” in the history state and is treated as history display data. Management ID “QA013”
The content with the management ID “QA014” has the status key in the unpublished status “N” and is treated as non-display data. When the display request of the Q & A page is received, the content display means 30 searches the content management table 10 and
Since only the display data is displayed, only the contents of the management IDs “QA007” to “QA012” are displayed on the Q & A page in the order of date. When a display request for a history page is received, only the history display data is displayed. Therefore, the management ID “QA001” is added to the history page.
Only the contents with the management ID “QA006” are displayed in the order of date. Management ID "QA013"-Management I
The content of D “QA014” is non-display data and is not displayed on either page.

Thus, the content management function is completed.

The schedule management means 50 automatically changes the content status key according to the schedule information in the schedule management table 40.

More specifically, the schedule management means 50
Referring to the first schedule record in the schedule management table 40 (step S301), it is determined whether or not the processing date is the current day (step S302). If so, it is determined whether the processing content is posted or organized. A determination is made (step S303). If the processing date is not the current date in step S302, the schedule management unit 50 shifts the control to step S308.

If the processing content is posted in step S303, the schedule management means 50 sets the status key of the target content record in the content management table 10 to "Y".
And the processing date is registered on the registration date (step S30).
4). Next, the schedule management unit 50 deletes the processed publication information record from the schedule management table 40 (Step S305).

On the other hand, if the processing content is organized in step S303, the schedule management means 50 changes the status key of the target content record in the content management table 10 to "B" and updates the registration date with the processing date (step S303). Step S306). Next, the schedule management unit 50 deletes the processed organizing information record from the schedule management table 40 (Step S307).

Subsequently, the schedule management means 50 determines whether or not the record is the last schedule record in the schedule management table 40 (step S308), and if not, refers to the next schedule record (step S309). ), Step S30
Return control to 2. If it is the last schedule record in step S308, the schedule management unit 50 ends the process.

In the processing image example of FIG. 11, the schedule management means 50
When the date corresponding to the processing date is reached, the status key of the content record indicated by the management ID in the content management table 10 is changed to the specified status key. FIG.
In the example of FIG. 1, the management ID “Q
The status key of the content record of A010 is changed to “Y” to put it in the posting state, and the registration date of the management ID “QA010” stores “970215” which is the processing date.
Further, when the date becomes 02/28/97, the management ID “QA0
The status key of the content record of “05” is changed to “B” to be in the history state, and the registration date of the management ID “QA005” is changed to “970228” which is the processing date. Is
When the process is executed, the schedule management table 40
Removed from.

In the content display example of FIG. 12, the management ID “QA010” and the management ID “QA005” are assigned by the schedule management means 50 as in the processing image example of FIG.
Is updated, the management ID "QA010" is automatically posted at the time of March 1, 1997, and the management ID
“QA005” is displayed as if it were automatically arranged.

Thus, the schedule management function is completed.

In the first embodiment, only one history page is set. However, when it is desired to divide the contents into a plurality of pages according to the contents of the content, a plurality of history pages are prepared, and each of the history pages is prepared. The keys of the history state corresponding to the history page may be set as Bl and B2 (see FIG. 13).

Although the contents are arranged by specifying the date, the maximum value of the number of contents is set on the target page, and when the maximum value is exceeded, the old contents are automatically arranged on the history page. It may be.

Further, the content organization has been described only from the viewpoint of automatic organization. However, if the state of the content is to be changed at any time, the management ID may be designated and the state key may be manually changed at any time. .

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Referring to FIG. 14, an automatic history management system for Web page contents according to the second embodiment of the present invention includes an input device 1 such as a keyboard, a data processing device 2, a storage device 3, An output device 4 such as a display and a recording medium 5 on which a Web page automatic history management program is recorded constitute a main part thereof. The recording medium 5 may be a magnetic disk, a semiconductor memory, or another recording medium.

In the Web page content automatic history management system according to the second embodiment configured as described above,
The Web page automatic history management program is read from the recording medium 5 into the data processing device 2, and is used as the content management means 20 and the content display means 3 in the first embodiment.
In addition to controlling the operation of the data processing device 2 as the schedule management means 50, the content management table 10 and the schedule management table 4 are stored in the storage device 3.
Create 0. The configuration and processing of each of these units and each table are exactly the same as those of each unit and each table in the first embodiment, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0058]

The first effect is that it is possible to prevent work mistakes and reduce man-hours in the work of organizing contents that increases daily. The reason is that the content is H
This is because, by changing from the TML source description type to the table management type, the content can be automatically arranged without manually editing it with an editor or the like when organizing the content.

The second effect is that the contents can be arranged at a desired time without waiting for the contents to be arranged. The reason for this is that by pre-registering the contents of the work of organizing the contents and managing the schedule of the work of organizing, the contents can be automatically arranged when the time comes.

As a result, both the HTs at the rearrangement source and the rearrangement destination
It is possible to arrange contents without modifying the ML source with an editor or the like, and it is possible to automatically arrange contents at a desired time without being conscious of the time to arrange. Therefore, reliable and efficient content maintenance can be realized.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an entire configuration of an automatic history management system for web page content according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of a content management table in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of a schedule management table in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a process of a content management unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is an example showing an execution image (input screen) of the content management means in FIG. 1;

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a relationship between a schedule specification and each table item in the Web page content automatic history management system according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing image of a content management unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a process of a content display unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an operation example of the content display means in FIG. 1;

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a process of a schedule management unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing image of a schedule management unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of content display before and after schedule management by the content display means in FIG. 1;

FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of a plurality of history pages in the automatic history management method for web page content according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing an entire configuration of an automatic web page content history management system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing the necessity of organizing contents.

[Explanation of symbols]

Reference Signs List 1 input device 2 data processing device 3 storage device 4 output device 5 recording medium 10 content management table 20 content management means 30 content display means 40 schedule management table 50 schedule management means S101 management ID automatic numbering step S102 content / schedule information input screen Display step S103 Scheduled publication date designation determination step S104 Content record storage step S105 Content storage table sorting step S106 Scheduled organization date designation determination step S107 Date format conversion processing step S108 Publication information record and organization information record storage step S109 Schedule management table sorting step S110 Date format conversion processing step S111 Posting information record storage step S112 Schedule File management table sorting step S113 content record storage step S114 content storage table sorting step S115 scheduled sorting date designation determination step S116 date format conversion processing step S117 sorting information record storage step S118 schedule management table sorting step S201 display request content status determination step S202 content Management table first record reference step S203 Status key determination step S204 Record (content) display step S205 Last record determination step S206 Next record reference step S207 Content management table first record reference step S208 State key determination step S209 Record (content) display step S210 Last Record determination step S Eleventh record reference step S301 Schedule management table first record reference step S302 Processing date = current date comparison step S303 Processing content determination step S304 Content management table target record information conversion step S305 Processed posting information record deletion step S306 Content management table target record information Conversion step S307 Deleted processed rearrangement information record step S308 Last record determination step S309 Next record reference step

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A content management table for storing content and content information including a status key indicating the status of the content, content management means for registering the content information in the content management table, and Content display means for determining whether the content is a current page content or a history page content by referring to the status key of the content information of the above, and displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed. Automatic history management system. 2. Content, a management ID of the content,
And a content management table storing content information including a status key indicating the status of the content, and a schedule storing schedule information including a processing date of posting / arranging the content, a management ID of the content, and a status key after the change. A management table, content management means for registering content information in the content management table and registering schedule information in the schedule management table, and referring to a status key of the content information in the content management table, Content display means for judging whether the content is a content of a history page and displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed, and a status key after the conversion of the schedule information indicated on the schedule information processing date of the schedule management table place And a schedule management means for automatically executing management of the Web page content. 3. Content, a management ID of the content,
And a content management table holding a content record storing content information including a status key indicating each status of posting, unposting or history of the content, a processing date of posting / arranging the content, a management ID of the content, A schedule management table for storing schedule information including schedule information including a changed state key, and a schedule management table for holding organization information records; and a content record of content information including a management ID, a state key, and content in the content management table when the content is registered. And a content management unit that sorts the status key as the first key and the registration date as the second key, and registers the schedule information in the schedule management table in that order, and the status key of the content record in the content management table. A content display unit that determines that the content is the current page content if it is in the publication state, and that it is the content of the history page if it is in the history state, and displays only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed; , A record whose processing date is the current date is detected by referring to the publication information record and the organization information record, and the content record of the content management table is searched by the management ID of the record, and the content of the content record is searched. A schedule management means for automatically executing a process specified by a status key of a record in which the processing date is the current date. 4. A computer, comprising: a content management table for storing content and content information including a status key indicating the status of the content; a content management unit for registering the content information in the content management table; A recording medium in which a program for functioning as content display means for determining only the content corresponding to a page to be displayed by determining whether the content is a current page content or a history page content by referring to a status key in a table is provided. 5. A computer, comprising: a content management table for storing content information including a content, a management ID of the content, and a status key indicating a status of the content, a processing date of posting / arranging the content, and a management ID of the content; And a schedule management table for storing schedule information including a changed state key; content management means for registering content information in the content management table and registering schedule information in the schedule management table; Content display means for determining whether the content is the content of the current page or the content of the history page by referring to the status key, and displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed, and designating the process registered in the schedule management table A recording medium on which a program for functioning as a schedule management means automatically executed on a day is recorded. 6. A computer, comprising: a content management table for storing a content record storing content information including a content, a management ID of the content, and a status key indicating each status of posting, non-posting, or history of the content; A schedule management table that stores a posting information record and a scheduling information record that stores schedule information including a processing date of posting / organization of the content, a management ID of the content, and a status key after the change, and a content management table when the content is registered. Management I
D, a content record of the content information including the status key and the content is registered, and the status key is a first key,
A content management unit that sorts the registration date as a second key and registers the schedule information in the order and the schedule management table, and refers to a status key of a content record in the content management table. If the content is in the history state, it is determined that the content is the content of the history page, and the content display means for displaying only the content corresponding to the page to be displayed, and the posted information record and the organized information record of the schedule management table , The record whose processing date is the current date is detected, the content record of the content management table is searched by the management ID of the record, and the processing date of the content of the content record is changed to the current date. Specified by the status key of the record A recording medium recording a program for functioning as a schedule management means for automatically performs.