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External content libraries

  • US 10,452,740 B2
  • Filed: 05/02/2013
  • Issued: 10/22/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/14/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for using an external content library, the method comprising:

  • registering an external content library with a content management system using an external content provider module that is not managed by an administrator of the content management system;

    mapping assets of the external content library for use within the content management system as if the assets are stored locally on a local content repository;

    providing a view of the assets of the external content library as if the assets are stored locally along with local assets that reside on the local content repository via a graphical user interface;

    generating a graphical user interface that comprises a plurality of webpages related to a common subject matter domain, as well as the assets mapped from any of the local content repository or the external content library in a hierarchical format, wherein the assets are displayed within a panel that is disposed adjacent to a second panel that comprises a webpage being designed;

    inheriting at least a portion of a layout for a webpage of the plurality of webpages from a common parent webpage of the plurality of webpages;

    adding one or more of the assets to the webpage based on selections made by an author of the webpage;

    creating a link for an asset of the assets based on the selection of the asset by the author, wherein the linking indicates a folder where the asset resides;

    obtaining the asset when the webpage is requested by an end user;

    localizing the assets of the webpage so as to make the one or more assets contextually and culturally appropriate through at least language translation;

    transmitting a notification to the external content library that is indicative of usage of one or more of the assets of the external content library;

    continuously or periodically evaluating the link of the asset;

    detecting that a location of the asset has changed based on the link evaluation, the change in the location being indicative of a movement of the asset from a folder to a new folder, the change in the location creating an error in retrieving the asset; and

    dynamically updating the link to reflect the new folder as the location.

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