GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE MACHINE TO PRESENT A WINDOW

摘要

Within a graphical user interface, a window may be spawned at one point in time and then populated with content at a later point in time. By execution of browser-executable code by a user's device and corresponding server-side code by a machine, a pop-under window may be spawned by the user's device. The spawned pop-under window may be initially hidden by the user's browser window and may be initially loaded with no content or default content. The device may monitor the graphical user interface for search criteria submitted by the user and update the spawned pop-under window based on such search criteria. If the user exits the webpage, and if rules allow presentation of a pop-under window, the pop-under window may be updated by the device for presentation to the user. Based on interest or lack of interest in the updated content, the user may revisit the website.

主权项

1. A method comprising:
by operation of a machine comprising processors, generating browser-executable code that, during execution by a browser of a device in presenting at least part of a website within a first window of the browser, causes the device to:
spawn a second window of the browser;obtain content based on a search criterion submitted via the first window to the website;update the second window with the obtained content; anddisplay the second window after the first window ceases to present at least the part of the website; by operation of the machine, providing the browser-executable code to a webserver of the website for inclusion in a webpage of the website, the webpage being subsequently provided to the device by the webserver, the browser-executable code being subsequently executed by the browser in presenting the webpage of the website; by operation of the machine, generating the content based on the search criterion in response to a request from the device for the content; and by operation of the machine, providing the generated content to the device for inclusion in the spawned second window of the browser, the browser-executable code within the webpage causing the device to update the second window with the provided content and display the updated second window in response to the first window ceasing to present at least the part of the website.