KR100744414B1 - Terminal having structure for contents delivery/management page for wireless internet user interface - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a terminal having a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface.

According to the present invention, there is provided a terminal page structure for content transmission on an online service, comprising: a title area displaying a corresponding service function; A notification area for notifying a provider capable of delivering content; A transmission number input area in which a telephone number of a transmitting terminal is input as a default value; A reception number input area for providing a field for inputting a telephone number of a terminal to be received; And a message input area for presenting the recommendation message and the self input area so that the message can be sent together.

Accordingly, the present invention minimizes the page configuration when accessing an online service for content transmission, posting, commenting, scraping, and the like in an embedded application, and provides a concise screen configuration by omitting unnecessary elements. By doing so, there is an effect of increasing convenience of service use.

Online, embedded applications, pages, content, content, messages

Description

A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface {TERMINAL HAVING STRUCTURE FOR CONTENTS DELIVERY / MANAGEMENT PAGE FOR WIRELESS INTERNET USER INTERFACE}

1 is a diagram illustrating a page configuration for content delivery according to the present invention.

2A and 2B illustrate a content sending procedure according to the present invention.

3A and 3B illustrate an additional procedure for receiving content according to the present invention.

4A and 4B illustrate an address book search procedure according to the present invention.

5A and 5B are diagrams illustrating a gift cutting procedure according to the present invention.

6A, 6B, and 6C are page configuration diagrams for checking contents according to the present invention.

7 is a view showing a content confirmation procedure according to the present invention.

8A and 8B are page configuration diagrams for content registration according to the present invention.

9A, 9B, and 10A illustrate a text writing procedure according to the present invention.

9C, 9D and 10B illustrate a text modification procedure according to the present invention.

11A, 11B, and 11C illustrate a process of attaching a photo according to the present invention.

12A, 12B and 12C are diagrams illustrating a photo retouching procedure according to the present invention.

13A and 13B illustrate a reply writing procedure according to the present invention.

14A, 14B, and 14C illustrate a content deletion procedure according to the present invention.

15A and 15B illustrate a comment page configuration according to the present invention.

16A, 16B, and 16C illustrate a comment writing procedure according to the present invention.

17A and 17B illustrate a comment viewing procedure according to the present invention.

18A, 18B, and 18C illustrate a comment modification procedure according to the present invention.

19A and 19B illustrate a comment deletion procedure according to the present invention.

20 illustrates a recommendation procedure according to the present invention.

21A and 21B illustrate a scrap confirmation and scrap deletion procedure according to the present invention.

22A to 22D illustrate deletion, deletion protection / release, and entire deletion procedures according to the present invention.

23A to 23E are diagrams illustrating a folder management procedure according to the present invention.

<Explanation of symbols for main drawings>

101, 601, 801, 1501: Title area 103: Notice area

105: transmission number input area 107: reception number input area

109: message input area 603: content essential information area

605: content additional information area 607, 613: content body area

609: related menu area 611, 1511: page moving area

615: moving area in the content 803: content information input area

805: softkey area 1503: author input area

1505: Comment input area 1507: Comment writing area

1509: comment area

The present invention relates to a wireless Internet user interface, and more particularly, to a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface for transmitting content on a mobile terminal or posting content to a bulletin board in a predetermined service.

In general, a wireless terminal having a high portability and mobility compared to a wired terminal is equipped with a digital camera due to the recent development of information and communication technology. There is provided a service for transmitting and storing to a personal wireless homepage or wireless blog on the Internet.

However, as described above, although the personal wireless homepage or wireless blog on the Internet provides an interface that can be accessed by an unspecified number, there is a problem that there are few visitors except the user of the wireless terminal. As the spread of the Internet increases rapidly, electronic commerce for the whole world is made through the same media as the Internet, and communication functions between users are gradually developed, and various forms of communication are made through the Internet.

In addition to e-mail and file transmission, which are the most basic forms of communication using the Internet, Internet telephones are used instead of wired telephones, and short messages can be transmitted to mobile telephones using the Internet. In addition, it is also possible to have a multi-party chat using the Internet, and in the case of a chat, not only using a text but also a voice chat or a video chat through the Internet.

In addition to the wired Internet, such communication has recently been popularized by a wireless Internet service that transmits predetermined content on a mobile terminal or registers a picture, which is created or taken by a user, to an unspecified number. This is a form of communication through the specific communication means, such as bulletin boards to express their opinions to unspecified users or to exchange opinions with unspecified users. Contents posted on bulletin boards (contents) have various types of content, such as their opinions on a particular subject, their information, videos, and pictures.

Users post content to the bulletin board through the "Write" menu, optionally post responses to the content registered in the bulletin board, and delete the content posted by the user as needed. These bulletin boards can be managed by separate operators, and the operators perform content management such as forcibly deleting illegal content or illegal content or content that is disgusting to others.

However, conventionally, when users register the same content in a plurality of bulletin boards, they must separately access each bulletin board and register contents. More specifically, since users generally use a plurality of services provided by a plurality of sites on a wireless Internet service, there is a case where one content must be registered on a bulletin board of a plurality of sites. In this case, users are required to register the content by accessing the bulletin board one by one. This is because not only the page configuration for using the bulletin board for each service is different, but there is no uniform service pattern, causing confusion in use. As a result, problems such as a decrease in the user's bulletin board utilization rate occur.

The present invention was created to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to simplify the structure and expression of the wireless Internet service, thereby minimizing the effort required by the user, and eliminating unnecessary elements to simplify the screen configuration. The present invention provides a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless internet user interface that can increase the convenience of service use.

It is also an object of the present invention to perform regular and consistent browsing for each service situation, to provide a regular and consistent representation of the same results, and to execute consistent directions and steps for the same operation so that the user is online. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface that can be easily used to services.

In addition, it is an object of the present invention to look at the expression or UI components when the user uses the service, to guess what function, it is easy to guess the operation sequence and results after the current situation, the information of the service through the visual element Another aspect of the present invention is to provide a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface capable of inducing a user's behavior by predicting a function.

In addition, the object of the present invention is to allow the user to adjust the function or configuration of the service according to the preferences or usage behavior and to manage as intended, and to present a preferred operation method or expression method according to the mental model or experience of use An object of the present invention is to provide a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface capable of improving a speed of using a service.

In order to achieve the above object, a content transmission / management page structure for a wireless Internet user interface according to an aspect of the present invention includes: a terminal area for displaying a corresponding service function in a terminal page structure for content transmission on an online service; A notification area for notifying a provider capable of delivering content; A transmission number input area in which a telephone number of a transmitting terminal is input as a default value; A reception number input area for providing a field for inputting a telephone number of a terminal to be received; And a message input area for presenting the recommendation message and the self input area so that the message can be sent together.

The present invention also provides a terminal page structure for checking contents of an online bulletin board, comprising: a title area for displaying a title of a corresponding content; A content essential information area for providing basic information about the content; A content additional information area for providing additional information about the content; A content body area for providing contents created by a bulletin board user; And an associated menu area for providing a plurality of menus corresponding to a service characteristic, and is provided on an embedded application.

The present invention also provides a terminal page structure for content registration of a bulletin board provided on an online service or an embedded application, comprising: a title area for providing service contents at the top of a screen; And a content information input area for inputting content information for content registration.

The present invention also provides a terminal page structure for commenting on a bulletin board provided on an online service, comprising: a title area for describing a title name; A comment writing area for providing a comment writing link menu at the bottom of the title area; A comment area for providing a list of comments by allocating a predetermined space; It is provided as a bottom of the page is characterized in that the page movement area for instructing the page movement.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, the content transmission according to the present invention represents a service function such as 'send', 'add recipient', 'search for address book', 'squeeze gift', and 'receive' for sending arbitrary content to a friend. In addition, the management page is a service function for registering text, pictures, photos, etc. in the service, 'content confirmation', 'content registration / delete', 'text creation / modification', 'photo attachment / modification' , 'Reply / Comment / Edit / Delete', 'View Comment', 'Recommendation', and 'Delete Scrap / Scrap'. The service functions are classified into an online service function performed at the time of online connection and an embedded application service function provided in a built-in form of the terminal.

1 is a diagram illustrating a page configuration for transmitting content on an online service. This is a function for sending and receiving content or content URLs to others, a title area 101 indicating a corresponding service function, a notification area 103 for notifying a provider that can transmit content, and a terminal of a transmitting terminal. Sending number input area 105, the telephone number is entered as a default value, receiving number input area 107 for providing a field for inputting the telephone number of the terminal to receive, recommendation message and self-input area to send a message together It consists of a message input area 109 for presenting.

The announcement area 103 may be provided with a message indicating a transmission restriction, for example, 'only for SKT customers', 'only for SKT / KTF customers', 'for all mobile customers' ' Etc. are possible.

The transmission number input area 105 may be modified or deleted by the user and may be switched to the Hangul input mode so that the name, nickname, or nickname of the sender can be input instead of the number. The reception number input area 107 may add a recipient by selecting an additional recipient menu when broadcasting. The message input in the message input area 109 is selected by a radio button, and when the self input is performed, the message is selected by selecting a radio button and moving to the text input area. The recommendation message may be configured for each service.

Figure 2a is a diagram illustrating a service procedure for sending arbitrary content to others in the WAP 2.0 version.

First, in the initial screen for executing the service, select the menu for sending the content to others or friends as in step ①. The menu may include a gift menu, a menu for notifying a friend, a menu for sending to a friend, and the like. If the user selects the Send to Friends menu among the menus, the page is switched to the Send page.

After entering the send page, ② in the message input area 109, each recommended message is selected by a radio button, and the message self-input (direct input) selects a direct input item by a radio button, and then inputs the focus below. Move to an area and select it. ③ In the process, check the receiving party number and information fee just before the transmission. In the process, in the process, the notification message is provided. Thus, the user presses the confirmation menu directly to go to the content page.

2B is a diagram illustrating a service procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① As in the process, in the initial screen for executing the service, you are provided with a gift menu, a menu to inform a friend, a menu to send to a friend. In this case, the content in which charge is made is denoted by *. The user selects a menu to send to a friend from among a plurality of menus.

② In the process, when an input for selecting a corresponding menu is made, the input page is switched. Here, the user may perform a message self-input (direct input) through the message input area 109. For this purpose, the user selects a direct input item with a radio button and then moves the focus to the lower input area. ③ In the process, the user checks the receiving number and information fee just before transmission. ④ In the process, after transmission, a notification message is presented, and the user directly presses a confirmation menu to move to a content page.

3A is a service procedure for adding a recipient who is provided with content. Figure 3a is for the recipient in the WAP 2.0 version to execute the additional menu, ① select the recipient additional link menu presented to the transmission number input area 105 in the process. It supports broadcast transmission function. ② Enter the process, the terminal screen moves to the additional page, the recipient to present the six phone number input field and leave the phone number entered in the previous page in the first field. The user finishes typing and selects OK.

③ In the process, the number of added broadcast transmissions is displayed next to the 'Add recipient' link menu. For example, '[5 additional people], etc. may be possible. ④ In the process, in the case of broadcast transmission, the first recipient is presented as a number other than the number. That is, it may be displayed as 6 people other than 011-XXX-XXXX.

3B is a diagram for a receiver to execute an additional menu in the WAP 1.0 version. First, in order to enter the ① process to support the broadcast transmission function, as shown in FIG. ② Provides an area where you can enter six phone numbers on one page. When the user selects the input area of the message input area 109, the user switches to the input page. In the first field, leave the phone number you entered on the previous page. When finished, the user selects OK. After that, the number of received broadcasts added in step ③ is marked on this additional link. For example, [additional five people] etc. are possible. ④ Enter the process, and in the case of broadcast transmission, the first recipient is presented as the number other than the number.

4A illustrates a wireless Internet, eg, NATE address book search procedure in WAP 2.0 version. As shown in the figure, ① selects the NATE address book menu for interworking with the phone book of the MY menu to the receiving number input area 107. Go to the second page and place a search area to search phone numbers by name at the top of the page as in step ②. Provide full view and group view function as link menu.

In the process, the user switches to a search result page in response to the search word input information entered into the search area, and displays the entered search word, the number of search results, and a list. The search results list shows both name and phone number. If there is no phone number, it displays 'No number'. ④ When entering the process and selecting the desired recipient's name in the search result page, the page is switched to the sender's name is displayed in the recipient's number input field of the receiving number input area 107.

4B illustrates an address book search procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. First, a NATE address book menu for interworking with the phone book of the MY menu is presented through the reception number input area 107 in step ①. ② Enter the search page in the process, and place a search area to search the phone number by name at the top of the page, and the full view and group view function is provided as a link menu.

When a search word is input to the search page and a search request is made, the search page is switched to a search result page, and as in step 3, the search word and the number of search results are input, and a list of search results is presented. The search results list shows both name and phone number. If there is no phone number, it displays 'No number'. In addition, if you select the desired recipient's name in step ④, the recipient's name is displayed in the recipient's phone number field on the Send page.

FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating a gift cutting procedure in the WAP 2.0 version. FIG. As shown, ① in the process of cutting the gift menu is located under the send to friends menu. The user is taken to the first page of the gift chop by selecting the gift chop menu. ② In the process, gift truncate messages provided on the gift truncate page are provided to the message input area 109, and the corresponding message is selected by using a user radio button. Then, the user moves to the present gift second page by inputting a confirmation key.

③ In the process, the user reconfirms the receiving party's number just before sending on the second page of presenting the gift, and provides a message inquiring whether to send the gift. The user confirms the gift cut using the OK button. ④ In the process, you will be switched to a notification page, and notify that a gift squeeze message has been sent. When the user clicks OK, they are taken to the content page.

5B shows the present cut procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① In the process, the user selects the gift cut menu and moves to the first page of the gift cut. ② In the process, the user selects a phone number and a message input to switch to the input page. Message self-input can be selected by selecting a direct input item with a radio button and moving the focus to the lower input area. ③ In the process, go to the second page of presenting the gift, reconfirm the receiving party's number immediately before sending, and ask whether to send the present. ④ In the process, it enters the notification page and notifies that a gift squeeze message has been sent. When the user clicks OK, they are taken to the content page.

In addition, when receiving a gift using a gift tweaking service, detailed information about the received content, such as the content title, sender, messages are presented. If you choose to receive a gift, you will be redirected to the download guide page. The content page provides the content related information and basic menu shown in the received content page, and when downloading content to receive a gift, a notification message during the download is presented as a notification popup on this page. Then, the storage location information is presented so that the content storage location can be checked, and when the confirmation is pressed, the corresponding content page is moved.

When receiving a gift, that is, when receiving a content, SMS is first received. In order to distinguish it from a spam message, information about a gift type and a sender is clearly presented. Then, he accesses online (NATE) and receives a gift. The gift notification message provides detailed information about the content (content title, sender, message). If you select Receive Gift, you will be redirected to the download guide page. If you select Parent, you will go to the parent page of the content. The content page provides content related information and a basic menu.

Meanwhile, if the content to be downloaded is VM content, SMS is received regardless of the WAP 2.0 / WAP 1.0 version. In this case, in order to distinguish it from spam messages, gift type sender clearly provides information on this. Thereafter, the user accesses online to receive the corresponding content. The content provides the content title, sender, and message, including details and billing information. If you download the content, a message informing you of the download appears and the content is downloaded. After the download is completed, the content is executed.

Hereinafter, the present invention relates to a bulletin board that registers photographs, pictures, and the like, which are directly written or taken by users to the service, and is a page configuration diagram for checking contents provided by the online service of FIG. 6A.

As shown, a title area 601 for displaying a title of the corresponding content, a content essential information area 603 for providing basic information about the content, and a content additional information area for providing additional information about the content 605, a content body area 607 for providing content created by a bulletin board user, a related menu area 609 for providing a plurality of menus corresponding to a service characteristic, and a page moving area 611 for instructing page movement. It is composed of

The content essential information area 603 is [title] information for displaying the title of the content, [author] information for displaying according to the nature of the service, such as the ID or real name of the created user, the registration date of the content It consists of [Creation Date] information for display. [Title] information is preferably limited to the length that can be seen in one line. The [create date] information is displayed in year, month, and date format.

The content additional information area 605 includes [search] information for displaying the number of times the service users have viewed the registered content, and [recommendation] information for displaying the number of times that the user recommends the registered content. . The content body area 607 is limited to 6 lines of content on the first page of content, and if the content is 6 lines or more, the following contents can be checked by moving to the next page by selecting 'Continue View'.

In addition, in the case of content attached to an image such as a photo or a picture, an image is provided at the top of the page, that is, the content essential information area 603 so that the image can be identified at the beginning of the content for a smooth service use. The related menu area 609 provides content modification and deletion menus in order to provide the rights of the contents in the case of the contents registered by the user.

6B is a block diagram illustrating a continuous viewing page for checking contents provided in an online service.

As shown in the figure, a title area 601 for displaying the title of the corresponding content at the top of the screen, a content body area 613 located at the bottom, for providing contents written by a bulletin board user, and the content body area ( 613 is presented at the bottom of the content to move the page in the content in the content moving area 615, the relevant menu area 609 for providing a plurality of menus corresponding to the nature of the service, the page for indicating the page movement It consists of a moving area 611.

The content body area 613 is limited to 6 lines, and if the content is 6 lines or more, the following contents can be checked by moving to the next page by selecting Continue view. The content moving area 615 is composed of a continuous view and a previous view to execute the movement in the content.

6C is a block diagram of a content confirmation page provided as an embedded application.

As shown, the title area 601 for displaying the title of the corresponding content at the top of the screen, the content essential information area 603 for providing basic information about the content, and for providing additional information about the content. A content additional information area 605, a content body area 607 for providing content created by a bulletin board user, and a related menu area 609 for providing only a comment view among content related functions.

The title area 601 is indicated by an arrow to the left and right of the title to indicate that the user can move to the next and previous content by using the left and right arrow keys of the terminal. The content essential information area 603 arranges an image area at the top of the page so that the content can be checked at the beginning of the content for smooth service use in the case of content to which images such as photos and pictures are attached.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a content checking procedure in a WAP 2.0 / WAP 1.0 version terminal using an online service. First, the bulletin board may be composed of one category and may be classified into several categories according to its characteristics. The user selects one category when it is classified as a category in step ①. ② In the process, select the desired content from the content registered in the category. ③ Through the process, the user checks other information and content such as the title / creator of the contents. In the case of ④, when the amount of content is large, that is, when the content is composed of two or more pages, the user selects a page moving indicator below the main content and checks the next page content.

8A is a page configuration diagram for content registration provided in an online service. This is a page for registering articles, pictures, photos, etc. in the service. As shown in the drawing, a title area 801 is provided at the top of the screen to provide service contents, and a content information input area 803 is provided for inputting content information for content registration.

The content information input area 803 is [title] information for creating the title of the content, [author] information for displaying according to the service characteristics such as ID or real name of the created user, and in the case of an image bulletin board [Picture] information for providing a menu to which a picture can be attached, and [Content] information for inputting content of the content. The title described in the [Title] information is limited to the length that can be displayed in one line.

8B is a diagram illustrating a content registration page provided to an embedded application.

Content registration is for the user to directly register articles, pictures, photos, etc. on the bulletin board, the title area 601 for displaying the title of the content at the top of the screen, and content input for inputting information for content registration. The area 611 is configured as a soft area 805 for mapping with the keypad of the terminal so as to be linked with the user's physical operation.

9A is a diagram illustrating a text creation procedure using a content registration page when accessing an online service in WAP 2.0. ① On the first screen of the bulletin board, the user selects a category. Since writing is available after selecting the category menu, the category value is automatically set. If any category is selected on the first screen of the bulletin board, it moves to the content list page. ② In the process, the user selects the new writing menu located at the top of the content list page.

Subsequently, in step ③, the user enters the writing page and inputs writing by the corresponding item into the content information input area 803. The writing page provides an area for inputting a title, author name, and content. If the user does not enter the [Title] and [Author] information, it is provided as a blank area on the content page. ④ In the process, if the user writes the contents in the writing page and presses OK, a registration completion message is presented. Then, go to the content page you created in step ⑤. Since the authors have the right to modify the contents they have created, the menu of modification and deletion is added.

9B also shows a text writing procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① Select a category in the process. A category bulletin board consists of a category menu on its first page. The user selects the category menu. Since writing is possible after selecting the category menu, the category value is automatically set. ② In the process, it moves to the content list page, and the user selects a new writing menu. The new writing menu is located at the top of the content list page. (3) Entering the process, the user inputs writing for each item of the content information input area 803.

The writing provides an area for inputting a title, author, and content. If you do not enter [Title] and [Author], it will appear as a blank area on the content page. ④ In the process, write the contents in the writing page, and when the user clicks OK, the registration completion message is presented. Then, go to the content page you created in step ⑤. Since the authors have the right to modify the contents they have created, the menu of modification and deletion is added.

However, if you try to register without information entered in [Contents] which is essential information when registering a bulletin board, a message informs you to input the contents and returns to the original writing page. In addition, since the [Title] and [Author] are additional information in the bulletin board, they are registered without input, and are displayed as blanks on the contents. However, if [Title] or [Author] becomes mandatory information according to the service characteristics, a notification message will be shown if missing, and it will return to the original page.

9C is a diagram illustrating a text correction procedure in the WAP 2.0 version. As shown, when the user selects the contents created by the user ①, the modification menu is presented as the main menu so that the contents of the user can be modified. ② The previously written contents remain in the input area, and the necessary parts are corrected. ③ In the process, after modifying the content, a confirmation message is provided so that the user can check and move to the next page. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of checking the content modification, the user returns to the content page so that the corrected content can be confirmed.

9D shows a text correction procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① In the process, if the user selects the contents created by the user, the modification menu is presented as the main menu so that the contents of the user can be modified. ② In the process, the contents previously written in the title, author, and content area remain in the input area. When the user selects each area, the input page is switched to modify the necessary part. ③ In the process, after modifying the content, a confirmation message is provided so that the user can check and move to the next page. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of checking the content modification, the user returns to the content page so that the corrected content can be confirmed.

10A is a diagram illustrating a text writing procedure provided to an embedded application. ① In the process, select the left softkey from the content list or content page. ② In the process, select 'Write New' from the detailed menu. Then, in step ③, the title and content are input, and in step ④, the registration completion notification pop-up window appears and disappears after a predetermined time, for example, one second. ⑤ In the process, the user moves to the newly registered contents page and confirms the registration.

10B illustrates a text modification procedure provided to an embedded application. As shown, in the step 1), the user selects the left softkey from the content list or the content page. ② In the process, select 'Edit' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, go to the edit page and correct the title and content. Then, in the process of ④, the modification completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Go to the contents page modified in the process and confirm that it is registered.

11A is a diagram illustrating a photo attachment procedure in the WAP 2.0 version. First of all, ① select the writing link menu provided at the top of the content menu list. ② In the process, the user enters the writing page and selects a picture attach menu of the content information input area 803. In the case of a bulletin board that provides an image attachment, a link attachment menu is provided on the content input area.

③ In the process, the user enters the My Album Photo Attachment page and selects the desired photo. At the top of the photo attachment page, you can provide a link menu that takes you to the '* 4700 guide' and 'photo upload notes' page. ④ Check the photo selected in the process as an image, and select the Attachment menu. If you select Cancel, you will be redirected to the previous My Album photo attachment page. ⑤ In the process, if the user selects the photo attachment menu, the user moves to the writing menu and presents the attached photo title in the photo area.

11B is a diagram illustrating a photo attachment procedure in the WAP version 1.0. As shown, the user selects a writing link menu provided at the top of the content menu list. This will switch you to the writing page. ② In the process, select the 'attach a photo' link menu in the content information input area 803 of the writing page.

③ In the process, it is switched to the My Album photo attachment page, the user selects the desired photo. At the top of the photo attachment page, there is a link menu that takes you to the '* 4700 guide' and 'photo upload notice' page. ④ In the process, the user checks the picture as an image and selects the attached menu. If you select Cancel, you will be redirected to the previous My Album photo attachment page. And, in step ⑤, if the user selects the photo attachment menu, the user moves to the writing menu that was being created and presents the attached photo title in the photo area.

11C is a diagram illustrating a picture attaching procedure provided by an embedded application. ① In the process, the user selects the left softkey on the write new page. ② In the process, select the desired photo from the photo album, ③ Attach the photo through the process, enter all the input information, and complete with the OK key. ④ In the process, the registration completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ In the process, go to the newly registered content page and confirm that it is registered.

12A illustrates a photo retouching procedure in the WAP 2.0 version. In the ① process, if the user selects the contents created by the user, he suggests the modification menu as the main menu so that the contents can be modified. And, in order to modify the attached photo in the ② process, select the photo title presented in the photo attachment area.

③ Through the process, in the case of an attached picture, the menu of the picture page is changed to change and delete the picture. When the picture is changed, the page moves to the My Album picture attachment list page. Also, in step ④, select the picture you want to change, and in step ⑤, the user checks the picture as an image and selects the attachment menu. Select Cancel to go back to the previous My Album Photo Attachment page. ⑥ In the process, go to the content correction page and check the changed photo title.

12B illustrates a photo retouching procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. As shown, when the user selects the content created by the user in the ① process to present the modification menu to the main menu so that you can modify your content. ② To modify the attached photo in the process, select the photo title presented in the photo attachment area. ③ In the case of the attached picture in the process, the menu of the picture page is changed to change and delete the picture. If you press the change picture, the page moves to the My Album picture attachment list page. ④ In the process, select the picture you want to change. ⑤ In the process, confirm the picture as an image and select the attachment menu. Select Cancel to go back to the previous My Album Photo Attachment page. In step ⑥, the user moves to the content correction page and checks the changed photo title.

In addition, FIG. 12C illustrates an attached photo modification procedure provided by an embedded application. ① In the process, the user selects the left softkey on the edit page. ② If you move to the photo album in the process, the focus will be on the originally selected photo. Then, in the process of ③, move the focus to the picture to be modified with the direction keys and select with the OK key. ④ In the process, you return to the edit page and confirm that the picture attached to the picture field has been changed.

13A is a diagram illustrating a reply writing procedure in the WAP 2.0 version.

First, in step ①, the user selects a reply menu for any content on the bulletin board. In the case of bulletin boards, the reply function is provided as a main menu for smooth interaction between users. If you select the reply menu, you will be redirected to the reply page. In process ②, a corresponding content title is provided to the content information input area 803. The title with Re: in the title of the reply object is displayed by default and can be modified. Here, when the user presses OK, the user moves to the registration confirmation page, and when the user presses cancel, the user moves to the previous page.

③ After writing a reply in the process, it provides a confirmation message so that you can check it, and the user can confirm it and move to the next page. ④ In the process, you will be redirected to the contents page of your reply, and you will be presented with a menu for editing and deleting. ⑤ If you move to the upper page in the process, you return to the content list page, and the reply is located below the written text.

13B is a diagram illustrating a reply writing procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① In the process, the user selects an answer writing menu for content on the bulletin board. In the case of bulletin boards, the reply function is provided as the main menu for smooth interaction between users. In step ②, the title of the corresponding content is displayed on the content information input area 803. In the title input area, the title with Re: in the title of the content to be replied to is displayed by default, and can be modified. Here, when the user presses OK, the user moves to the registration confirmation page, and when the user presses cancel, the user moves to the previous page.

③ After entering the process and writing a reply, a confirmation message is provided for you to check, and the user confirms directly and moves to the next page. ④ In the process, you will be redirected to the contents page of your reply, and you will be presented with a menu for editing and deleting. And, if you move to the upper page in step ⑤, you return to the content list page, and the reply is located below the written text.

14A is a diagram illustrating a content deletion procedure in the WAP 2.0 version when accessing an online service. The user selects the contents created by the user in the ① process and presents the delete menu as the main menu so that the contents can be deleted. ② In the process, a message confirming whether to delete content is presented. If the user selects OK to delete the content, the user is directed to the delete confirmation message page. If the user selects cancel, the user moves to the previous page.

If, in the process ③, content deletion is selected, a message for deletion is provided and the user moves to the next process after confirmation. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of confirming the content deletion, the user returns to the content page excluding the deleted content.

14B is a diagram illustrating a content deletion procedure in the WAP 1.0 version when an online service is accessed. ① If you select the contents you have created in the process, present the delete menu as the main menu so that you can delete your contents. ② In the process, a message confirming whether to delete the content is presented. If the user selects OK, the user moves to the delete confirmation message page. If the user selects Cancel, the user moves to the previous page.

③ In the process, if the user selects to delete the content, a message for deletion is provided and the user moves to the next process after confirming. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of confirming the content deletion, the user returns to the content page excluding the deleted content.

14C illustrates a content deletion procedure provided to an embedded application. ① In the process, the user selects the left softkey menu which is focused on the content to be deleted or is deleted. ② Select 'Delete' from the detailed menu. ③ A popup window to confirm deletion appears. The default value is the focus on the confirmation and can be selected with the OK key. Move the focus with the right arrow to select the Cancel button or select the Cancel key to stop the deletion process and disappear the popup. ④ The deletion complete popup appears in the process and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Return to the list page in the process and confirm the deletion. The deleted content location has the focus and the next content goes up one line.

15A is a diagram illustrating a comment writing page provided when an online service is accessed. A comment refers to a reply function called a footer on the Internet, and is configured to share short posts registered by a user. In general, the function is added in response to a post registered in the user bulletin board, but may be used to induce user participation in other services.

The above-described comment writing page includes a title area 1501 for describing a title name, an author input area 1503 for presenting a user name previously input in the case of a service operated by the member as an area for displaying the author, and a comment. And a comment input area 1505 for input.

15B illustrates a comment view page when accessing an online service. As shown, a title area 1501 for describing title names, a comment writing area 1507 for providing a comment writing link menu at the top of a comment view page, and a comment area 1509 for providing a list of comments. And a page movement area 1511 for instructing page movement. The comment is shown at once even if the comment content is more than one line so that the contents can be checked at once, and the focus moves to one comment at a time. Comments are sorted by latest time.

16A is a diagram illustrating a comment writing procedure in the WAP 2.0 version. First, in the ① process, writing and viewing comments consists of one menu, and displays the number of registered comments next to the menu. ② In the process of writing a comment, the link menu is provided at the top of the page. The registered comments are presented in the number menu, but all the comments are displayed so that the contents of the comments can be checked on this page. And, ③ provides the author's name and comment input area in the process, and if you press the OK menu after entering the comment in the process ④, you can check the comments made by the comments view page. ⑤ Comments are sorted in order of recent registration.

16B illustrates a comment writing procedure in the WAP 1.0 version. ① Writing and viewing comments in the process consists of a single menu, and displays the number of registered comments next to the menu. ② In the process, write a comment to the link menu at the top of the page. The registered comments are presented in the number menu, but all the comments are displayed so that the contents of the comments can be checked on this page. ③ In the process, the user provides the author's name and comment input area. ④ In the process, if the user presses the confirmation menu after entering a comment, the user can check the comment written on the comment view page. ⑤ Comments are sorted in order of recent registration.

Meanwhile, FIG. 16C illustrates a comment writing procedure provided to an embedded application. Comment writing is a process in which a user who has permission to write a comment registers a new comment on content. In this process, ① the user selects the left softkey menu on the content page or the comment view page. ② Select 'Comment' from the detailed menu. ③ Enter the author's name or nickname in the process. ④ Move the focus to the comment field with the down key of the terminal through the process, enter the contents and complete with the OK key. ⑤ In the process, a pop-up notifying that the comment registration is completed appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑥ Go to the comment view page in the process and check that the comment you have written is registered at the top.

17A illustrates a comment viewing procedure in the WAP 1.0 and WAP 2.0 versions, and as in (1), the user selects the comment writing / viewing menu in the bulletin board. ② In the process, the user checks the author and the comment contents on the comment writing / viewing page. To check the details of a comment, select each comment list. ③ If you select a comment in the process, you can check the detailed information of the comment. Press the OK key to go to the previous page.

17B also illustrates a comment viewing procedure provided to an embedded application. Here, the comment refers to a reply function, which is commonly referred to as a footer on the Internet, and is configured to share short posts registered by the user. In general, the function is added in response to a post registered in the user bulletin board, but may be used to induce user participation in other services.

The comment view is a process in which a user who has a right to view contents registered in a service checks the contents registered in the comment. This process is shown in Figure 1, the user selects the comment view menu at the bottom of the content page in the process. ② Check the comments consisting of one page in the process. ③ If you select a comment in the process, you can check the detailed information of the comment. Return to previous page with OK key.

18A illustrates a comment modification procedure in the WAP 2.0 version provided when accessing an online service. ① In the process, the user selects a comment written by the user to modify or delete the comment. ② In the process, if the user selects a comment written by himself / herself, a menu of modification and deletion is presented so that the user can edit and delete it along with the details of the comment. ③ After modifying the comment in the process, it provides a confirmation message so that the user can check and move to the next page. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of confirming the comment modification, the comment of the modified content is registered in the comment list.

18B illustrates a comment modification procedure in the WAP 1.0 version provided when accessing the online service. First, as in step ①, the user selects a comment written by the user in order to modify or delete the comment. ② In the process, if the user selects a comment written by the user, the edit and delete menus are presented so that the comment can be modified and deleted along with the details of the comment. ③ After entering the process, the user provides a confirmation message so that the user can check the comment after modifying it. The user confirms and moves to the next page. ④ In the process, when the user completes the process of confirming the comment modification, the comment of the modified contents is registered in the comment list.

Meanwhile, FIG. 18C illustrates a comment editing procedure provided to an embedded application. Comment modification is the process of modifying the content of the comments registered in the content. As shown, in step ①, the user selects a comment menu at the bottom of the content page, and ② selects 'edit' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, if the author cannot modify, the cursor is placed at the end of the content. When finished, press the OK key to complete. ④ In the process, the modification completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Return to the comment page in the process and check the modified situation.

However, only the author who made the comment and the author of the commented content have the right to edit the comment. If the user who does not have the right to modify selects the left softkey, 'Modify' will be disabled in the detailed menu.

19A illustrates a comment deletion procedure in a WAP 2.0 or WAP 1.0 version. ① In the process, the user selects a comment written by himself / herself to delete the comment. ② If the user selects a comment written by the user, the delete menu is presented as the main menu so that the user can delete the contents. ③ In the process, present a message confirming whether or not to delete the comment. In this case, when the user selects 'yes', the user moves to the delete confirmation message page. If the user selects 'no', the user moves to the previous page. ④ If the user selects to delete the comment in the process, the delete related message is provided, and the user moves to the next process after confirming. Then, when the user finishes the process of confirming the comment deletion in step ⑤, the user moves to the comment view page in which the deleted comment is excluded.

19B also illustrates a comment deletion procedure provided to the embedded application. Deleting a comment is a process in which the creator of the commented content and the creator of the selected comment can modify the content of the registered comment. ① In the process, select the left softkey menu when the focus is on the item to be deleted from the comment list. ② In the process, the user selects 'Delete' from the detailed menu. ③ A popup window to confirm deletion appears. The default value is the focus on the confirmation and can be selected with the OK key. ④ In the process, the deletion complete popup appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Return to the list page in the process and confirm the deletion. The next comment comes up one line.

However, the right to delete a comment has only the right to delete the commented author and the author of the commented content. If the user who does not have the right to modify selects the left softkey, 'Delete' appears as inactive in the detailed menu.

20 illustrates a recommendation procedure in a WAP 2.0 or WAP 1.0 version when accessing an online service. The recommendation is a process for recommending content that is considered good or appropriate to others, and the number of recommendations in the content page increases. First, in the ① process, the number of inquiry and recommendation is presented at the top of the page. Then, the user selects a recommendation item. ② In response to the recommendation item selection, a message 'Recommendation' is provided, and when the user presses OK, the user moves to the content page. ③ In the process, the user moves to the original content page and checks that the number of recommendations increases. On the other hand, if you have already recommended the message 'Already recommended' message appears, press OK to go to the content page.

21a shows a procedure for scrap confirmation in a WAP 2.0 or WAP 1.0 version. The scrap is a function of bringing information or an image of a bulletin board into a specific storage (for example, my bulletin board) of a user. To this end, ① in the process of the bulletin board service provides a scrap function. This may be omitted as a recommendation.

Then, in step ②, the user is asked whether scrap is present. ③ In the process, the user wants to check the result of scraping. ④ If you choose to check the scrap result in the process, go to the scraped content so that you can write or modify your comments. Go to this page if you do not want to scrap.

21B shows a scrap deletion procedure in WAP 2.0 or WAP 1.0 version. ① In the process, the bulletin board service should provide the scrap function. ② In the process, the user is asked whether the scrap is deleted. ③ If the user confirms to delete the scrap in the process, the scrap is deleted and the scrap deletion confirmation is requested. ④ After confirming the deletion of the scrap in the process, the content is returned to the deleted list.

The following description describes procedures for content management and folder management. The content management is a function provided when the user has a service for directly producing the content and the file or the user has the authority to manage the content and the file. There are deletion processes, deletion protection / release processes, and entire deletion processes in content management. The content management and folder management are provided in an embedded application, and FIG. 22A illustrates a deletion procedure of content management. Deleting content is a process of deleting content or a file from memory.

As shown in Fig. 1, in step 1, the content to be deleted is focused or selects a left soft key menu to be deleted. ② Select 'Delete' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, a popup window for confirming deletion is provided. The default value is focused on confirmation and can be selected with the OK key. Here, when the focus is moved with the right direction key of the terminal and the cancel button is selected or the cancel key is selected, the deletion process is stopped and the popup disappears.

After that, the deletion completion popup appears in the process ④ and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Return to the list page in the process and confirm the deletion. The deleted content location has the focus and the next content goes up one line. However, content deletion can only be used by users who have permission to delete. If you do not have permission to delete the selected content, the delete function is disabled and cannot be selected.

22B is a diagram for explaining deletion protection in content management. Delete protection is a function to prevent the deletion function to be applied when you want to prevent accidental deletion of contents that should be kept for a long time.

First, in step ①, select the left softkey menu when the content to be protected in the content list is in focus or on the content page to be protected. ② Select 'Delete / Protect' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, a notification message pops up that the protection is set and disappears after 1 second. Go to the content list. Then, the process returns to the list in step ④ and confirms that the protection icon is attached to the selected content.

22C illustrates a protection release procedure in content management. This is a function to cancel the setting status when the contents which should be stored for a long time are deleted by mistake. As shown in the figure, ① Select the left soft key menu when the focus is on the content that is protected in the content list. ② Select 'Delete / Protect' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, a notification pop-up notifying that protection is turned off appears and disappears after 1 second. Then, it moves to the content list. ④ In the process, the content whose protection is released disappears in front of the protection icon and operates in the same way as general content.

FIG. 22D is a diagram illustrating all deletions capable of deleting all contents in a content list at one time. ① In the process, select the left softkey menu on the content list page. ② Select 'Delete All' from the detailed menu. ③ A popup window to confirm deletion appears. The default is to cancel the focus. ④ In the process, move the focus to OK with the left direction key and select with OK key. ⑤ In the process, the complete deletion popup appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑥ Return to the list page in the process and confirm that the entire contents have been deleted.

However, if there is content in which the deletion protection is set in the content list, the entire deletion is not applied in preference to the deletion protection function.

The following describes folder management. A folder is where you store your files easily. Like the concept of a DOS or UNIX directory, it functions like a file cabinet that effectively manages related files or content. Also, the folder is divided into basic folder and additional folder. The default folder is one that is provided by default. Only one folder exists. You cannot add, modify, or delete it. Additional folders can be added / modified / deleted by the user. The default folder is not mandatory, so you can decide whether to provide it based on the nature of the service. In addition, the folder used in the service may include content or files, but may not include other folders.

23A shows a procedure of creating a new folder. The new folder is a function for creating a new folder by the user. In step 1, the user selects the left softkey menu from the folder list. ② In the process, select 'New Folder' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, pop-up window appears, enter the folder name to be added, and select the OK key to complete. ④ In the process, additional completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ In the process, it returns to the folder list page and shows the added situation.

Fig. 23B shows a folder modification procedure. Modify Folder is a function to change an existing folder name only for additional folders added by the user. ① Select the left softkey menu when the focus is on the folder to be modified in the folder list. ② In the process, select 'Edit' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, a popup window appears and the name before the modification is basically displayed in the input window, and the cursor is placed at the end. Modify the name and select OK to complete. ④ In the process, the modification completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ In the process, it returns to the folder list page and shows the added situation.

FIG. 23C illustrates a folder deleting procedure, in which a user deletes an existing folder only for an additional folder added by a user. ① In the process, select the left softkey menu when the focus is on the folder to be deleted. ② In the process, select 'Delete' from the detailed menu. ③ A popup window to confirm deletion appears. The default value is the focus on the confirmation and can be selected with the OK key. ④ The deletion complete popup appears in the process and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ Return to the list page in the process and confirm the deletion. The deleted folder is in focus and the next folder is up one line.

Fig. 23D shows the inter-folder movement. This function changes the location of an item by changing the folder to which the selected item belongs. ① In the process, select the left softkey menu when the focus is on the folder to be deleted. ② In the process, select 'Move Folder' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process, the entire folder list appears and select the folder to be moved. ④ In the process, pop-up notifies that the move is completed and disappears after 1 second. ⑤ You can check the content moved to the top of the folder list to which the content has moved in the process.

23E illustrates a position shift procedure. In other words, it is a function to change the position or order of content in the current page or folder. ① Select the left softkey menu when the focus is on the item to be moved in the process. ② In the process, select 'Move Position' from the detailed menu. ③ In the process of moving to the position shift mode, the selected item is indicated by the border. ④ If the direction key is selected in the process, the selected item moves to the position of the direction key. The item in the position to be moved is pushed to the next sequence position. ⑤ Move the selected item to the desired position in the process and finish by selecting the OK key. ⑥ In the process, position movement completion notification popup window appears and disappears after 1 second. ⑦ Return to the original screen in the process and check the moved situation.

As described above, the content transmission / management page structure for the wireless Internet user interface according to the present invention includes a page configuration when accessing an online service for content transmission, posting, commenting, scrap, and the like, and an embedded application. By minimizing the page configuration of the page and eliminating unnecessary elements, the screen configuration can be simplified to increase the convenience of using the service.

In addition, the present invention performs regular and consistent browsing for each service situation, provides a regular and consistent representation of the same results, and executes a consistent direction and steps for the same operation, the user is easy to online services There is an effect to be used to

What has been described above is merely an embodiment of the present invention, and is not limited to the embodiment of the present invention, and as claimed in the following claims, without departing from the gist of the present invention, ordinary knowledge in the field to which the present invention belongs. Anyone having the technical spirit of the present invention to the extent that various changes can be made.

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In the terminal page structure for content transmission on an online service, A title area displaying a corresponding service function; A notice area for notifying a terminal capable of receiving the transmitted content; A transmission number input area in which a telephone number of a transmitting terminal is input as a default value; A reception number input area for providing a field for inputting a telephone number of a terminal to be received; And A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, comprising: a message input area for presenting a recommendation message and a self input area to send a message together. The method of claim 1, wherein the announcement area, And a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless internet user interface, comprising providing a message including communication service provider information of a terminal capable of receiving the transmitted contents. According to claim 1, wherein the transmission number input area, Page structure for transmitting and managing contents for the wireless Internet user interface, which can be modified or deleted by the user, and can be switched to the Hangul input mode so that the sender's name, nickname, or nickname can be entered instead of the number. Having a terminal. The method of claim 1, wherein the reception number input area is In the case of broadcast transmission, the recipient is selected by adding an additional menu, and the message input in the message input area is selected by using a radio button. When the user inputs a message, the radio button of the corresponding item is selected and then moved to the text input area. Terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that. In the terminal page structure for checking the content of the online bulletin board, A title area for displaying a title of the corresponding content; A content essential information area for providing basic information about the content; A content additional information area for providing additional information about the content; A content body area for providing contents created by a bulletin board user; And A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, comprising a related menu area for providing a plurality of menus corresponding to a service characteristic and being provided on an embedded application. The method of claim 5, wherein the title area, A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that an arrow is displayed to the left and right of the title to indicate that the user can move to the next and previous contents by the left and right arrow keys of the terminal. The method of claim 5, A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, further comprising a page moving area for instructing page movement and provided on an online service. The method of claim 5 or 7, wherein the content essential information area is, In the case of content to which images such as photos and pictures are attached, the content area for transmitting and managing the wireless Internet user interface is characterized by placing an image area at the top of the page so that the image can be checked at the beginning of the content for smooth service use. Terminal with page structure. The method of claim 5 or 7, wherein the content essential information area is, It consists of [Title] information for displaying the title of the content, [Author] information for displaying according to the service characteristics such as ID or real name of the user who created it, and [Creation date] information for displaying the registration date of the content. Terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that. The method of claim 9, wherein the title information is: The terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, which is limited to a length that can be displayed in one line, and the [date] information is displayed in year, month, and date format. The method of claim 5 or 7, wherein the content additional information area is [Referral] information for displaying the number of times the service user has viewed the registered content, [Recommended] information for displaying the number of times that the user recommended in the registered content for the wireless Internet user interface for Terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content. The method of claim 5 or 7, wherein the content body area, Contents for the first page of the content is limited to six lines, and if the content is more than six lines, the page for transmitting and managing content for the wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that by moving to the next page to check the excess content Terminal having a structure. The method of claim 5 or 7, wherein the related menu area, In the case of content registered by the user, a terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized by providing a menu for modifying and deleting contents, in order to provide rights to the contents. The method of claim 5, A title area for displaying a title of the corresponding content at the top of the screen; A content body area located at the bottom of the title area for providing contents prepared by a bulletin board user; A moving area in the content which is presented at the bottom of the content body area to indicate page movement in the content; A related menu area for providing a plurality of menus corresponding to a service characteristic; And A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, further comprising at least one continuous viewing page configured as a page moving area for indicating page movement to at least one subsequent page. The method of claim 14, wherein the content body area, The terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for the wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that the content is limited to up to six lines and the content is more than six lines, the following content is moved to the next page. In the terminal page structure for registering the content of the bulletin board provided on the online service or embedded application (Embedded Application), A title area providing service content at the top of the screen; And A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, comprising a content information input area for inputting content information for content registration. The method of claim 16, wherein the content information input area, Providing [Title] information for creating the title of the content, [Author] information for displaying according to the nature of the service based on the ID or real name of the created user, and in the case of an image board, a menu for attaching a photo. A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, the apparatus comprising: [photo] information and [content] information for inputting content contents. The method of claim 17, The title described in the [Title] information is a terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that it is limited to the length that can be seen in one line. In the terminal page structure for comments of the bulletin board provided on the online service, A title area for describing a title name; A comment writing area for providing a comment writing link menu at the bottom of the title area; A comment area for providing a list of comments by allocating a predetermined space; A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing content for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that it comprises a page moving area for instructing page movement. The method of claim 19, wherein the comment area, A terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that one or more lines of comments are possible so that the contents of the comments can be checked at one time, and the focus moves to one comment at a time. The method of claim 20, wherein the comment content, Terminal having a page structure for transmitting and managing the content for the wireless Internet user interface, characterized in that sorted by the latest time. The method of claim 19, wherein the comment link menu, A title area for describing a title name; An author input area for presenting a user name previously input in the case of a service which is presented to the lower end of the title area and operates on a membership basis as an area for displaying an author; And And a page structure for transmitting and managing contents for a wireless Internet user interface, which is provided at a lower end of the creator input area and is linked with a comment writing page configured as a comment input area for inputting a comment.

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