On-line session trace system
AssigneeeBay Inc.
InventorRui Kong
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Abstract
In various example embodiments, a system and method for enhancing a user's on-line experience by utilizing a computer-implemented on-line session trace system is provided. The on-line session trace system is provided in connection with an on-line trading platform. The on-line session trace system records and stores a state of an on-line session associated with a user identification and permits a user associated with the user identification to commence a further on-line session from a state corresponding to the saved state of a previous on-line session.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- recording, via at least one hardware processor, in a course of an on-line shopping session associated with a user identification, one or more trace attributes indicative of activities of a user during the on-line shopping session, the one or more trace attributes comprising an attribute indicating a shopping cart web page that was last accessed via the on-line shopping session;
- detecting, via the at least one hardware processor, a request from a client device to commence a second on-line shopping session associated with the user identification;
- and
- subsequent to an interruption of the on-line shopping session and in response to the detected request to commence the second on-line shopping session:
- selecting, via the at least one hardware processor, the shopping cart web page based on the attribute indicating the shopping cart web page was last accessed during the on-line shopping session, and
- causing display of the web page via the second on-line shopping session on the client device.
A system, comprising:
- hardware processing circuitry;
- one or more hardware memories storing instructions that when executed configure the hardware processing circuitry to perform operations comprising:
- recording, via at least one hardware processor, in a course of an on-line shopping session associated with a user identification, one or more trace attributes indicative of activities of a user during the on-line shopping session, the one or more trace attributes comprising an attribute indicating a shopping cart web page that was last accessed via the on-line shopping session;
- detecting, via the at least one hardware processor, a request from a client device to commence a second on-line shopping session associated with the user identification;
- and
- subsequent to an interruption of the on-line shopping session and in response to the detected request to commence the second on-line shopping session:
- selecting, via the at least one hardware processor, the shopping cart web page based on the attribute indicating the shopping cart web page that was last accessed during the on-line shopping session, and
- causing display of the web page via the second on-line shopping session on the client device.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions that when executed configure hardware processing circuitry to perform operations comprising:
- recording, via at least one hardware processor, in a course of an on-line shopping session associated with a user identification, one or more trace attributes indicative of activities of a user during the on-line shopping session, the one or more trace attributes comprising an attribute indicating a shopping cart web page that was last accessed via the on-line shopping session;
- detecting, via the at least one hardware processor, a request from a client device to commence a second on-line shopping session associated with the user identification;
- and
- subsequent to an interruption of the on-line shopping session and in response to the detected request to commence the second on-line shopping session:
- selecting, via the at least one hardware processor, the shopping cart web page based on the attribute indicating the shopping cart web page that was last accessed during the on-line shopping session, and
- causing display of the web page via the second on-line shopping session on the client device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.