Abstract: Content remixing is described, including retrieving content from a first location using an application, the content being non-modifiable at the first location, remixing the content using the application, the content being modifiable after being retrieved by the application, wherein editing the content comprises augmenting the content with other content to generate new content, and publishing the new content to the second location using the application, the new content being accessible after being saved to the second location.

Abstract: A process for staging file assets on a live Web server is described that includes detecting an index page of the Web server, creating a staging folder on the Web server, wherein the staging folder does not default to a directory listing when accessed, inserting a randomized string into a name of file assets containing content to be staged, and storing the file assets in the staging folder. By creating the staging folder that does not default to a directory listing when accessed, a system is enabled where users may access the file assets while other users may not.

Abstract: A process for staging file assets on a live Web server is described that includes detecting an index page of the Web server, creating a staging folder on the Web server, wherein the staging folder does not default to a directory listing when accessed, inserting a randomized string into a name of file assets containing content to be staged, and storing the file assets in the staging folder. By creating the staging folder that does not default to a directory listing when accessed, a system is enabled where users may access the file assets while other users may not.

Abstract: A process for staging file assets on a live Web server is described that includes detecting an index page of the Web server, creating a staging folder on the Web server, wherein the staging folder does not default to a directory listing when accessed, inserting a randomized string into a name of file assets containing content to be staged, and storing the file assets in the staging folder. By creating the staging folder that does not default to a directory listing when accessed, a system is enabled where users may access the file assets while other users may not.

Abstract: Blog template generation is described, including sending test data to a target, calling the target, receiving a response from the target, wherein the response comprises stylized data associated with the target, identifying the test data in the response, the test data in the response being used to determine a separation between the test data and the stylized data, and generating a template based on the separation and the stylized data, the template being associated with the target.

Abstract: A system and method is described for mapping a first uniform resource locator (URL) for a file of a first protocol server to a second URL for the file of a second protocol server comprising capturing entry of the first URL, comparing the first URL to a base URL of the first protocol server, removing a portion of the first URL that does not match the base URL, obtaining a root directory of the file of the second protocol server, adding the portion of the first URL to the root directory to create the second URL.

Abstract: A locking mechanism for an electronic file creates a key file for each electronic file stored on a file system. The key file is created when the electronic file is loaded or first created on the system. As a user requests to edit the electronic file, the file system is requested to rename the key file with a lock. If the file system returns an error in response to the request to rename, the user is informed that the electronic file is locked or inaccessible. If the system successfully renames the key file, the user is allowed access to the electronic file.

Abstract: A method for locating a portion of data is provided. In this method, a request for a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) associated with data is transmitted. The request comprises a labeling tag that is associated with the data. As a result of the request, an URL that comprises an anchor identifier is received and the data located at the URL are retrieved. An anchor within the data is located based on the anchor identifier and a portion of data is located based on the location of the anchor.