Patents by Inventor Matthew Jaquish

Matthew Jaquish has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20180314678
    Abstract: Techniques described herein provide a domain split display. One or more implementations generate a parent page comprising a content iframe that is a child iframe of the parent page, where the parent page is associated with a first domain and the content iframe is associated with a second domain. Various implementations then generate, within the content iframe, a plurality of grandchild iframes of the parent page that are sibling iframes at a same level within the parent page, where the grandchild iframes are enabled to communicate with each other regardless of domain, such as a first grandchild iframe associated with the first domain and a second grandchild iframe associated with the second domain. In turn, the parent page resizes the content iframe by: receiving, via the first grandchild iframe, size information from the second grandchild iframe and use the size information to resize the content iframe.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 2, 2018
    Publication date: November 1, 2018
    Applicant: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Patent number: 10031898
    Abstract: Systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, a first response is transmitted to a client device, which causes generation of a parent page comprising a content iframe that is a child frame of the parent page. The parent page is associated with the first domain and the content iframe is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and a second response is transmitted to the client device. The second response causes a plurality of grandchild iframes to be generated within the content iframe, whereby a first grandchild iframe is associated with the first domain and a second grandchild iframe is associated with the second domain. The plurality of grandchild iframes are sibling iframes at a same level that are enabled to communicate with each other regardless of domain.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 5, 2016
    Date of Patent: July 24, 2018
    Assignee: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Publication number: 20170083489
    Abstract: Systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, a first response is transmitted to a client device, which causes generation of a parent page comprising a content iframe that is a child frame of the parent page. The parent page is associated with the first domain and the content iframe is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and a second response is transmitted to the client device. The second response causes a plurality of grandchild iframes to be generated within the content iframe, whereby a first grandchild iframe is associated with the first domain and a second grandchild iframe is associated with the second domain. The plurality of grandchild iframes are sibling iframes at a same level that are enabled to communicate with each other regardless of domain.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 5, 2016
    Publication date: March 23, 2017
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Publication number: 20170052977
    Abstract: A server has a data processing module with instructions executed by a processor to maintain a collection of visualization frames that characterize a sequence of data analytics. Each visualization frame is a snapshot of data. The collection of visualization frames has associated permissions and visualization settings. A collection of discussion threads is maintained for the collection of visualization frames. Each discussion thread identifies different users and comments made by the different users.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 14, 2015
    Publication date: February 23, 2017
    Applicant: ClearStory Data Inc.
    Inventors: Kiran Sattiraju, Douglas Wayne VanderMolen, Bo Jonas Birger Lagerblad, Matthew Jaquish, Zachary Belzer, Ankoor Nilesh Shah, Seth Bro
  • Patent number: 9515893
    Abstract: In various example embodiments, systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, first served content including content retrieved based on the first domain is transmitted to a client device. The first served content is used by the client device to generate a parent page comprising a content iframe, which is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and second served content is transmitted to the client device. The second served content includes content retrieved from the second domain. The second served content causes a data receiver iframe associated with the first domain and an event receiver iframe associated with the second domain to be displayed within the content iframe. User-generated content for display in the data receiver iframe is then transmitted.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 2, 2013
    Date of Patent: December 6, 2016
    Assignee: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Publication number: 20140089788
    Abstract: In various example embodiments, systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, first served content including content retrieved based on the first domain is transmitted to a client device. The first served content is used by the client device to generate a parent page comprising a content iframe, which is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and second served content is transmitted to the client device. The second served content includes content retrieved from the second domain. The second served content causes a data receiver iframe associated with the first domain and an event receiver iframe associated with the second domain to be displayed within the content iframe. User-generated content for display in the data receiver iframe is then transmitted.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 2, 2013
    Publication date: March 27, 2014
    Applicant: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Patent number: 8601364
    Abstract: In various example embodiments, systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, first served content including content retrieved based on the first domain is transmitted to a client device. The first served content is used by the client device to generate a parent page comprising a content iframe, which is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and second served content is transmitted to the client device. The second served content includes content retrieved from the second domain. The second served content causes a data receiver iframe associated with the first domain and an event receiver iframe associated with the second domain to be displayed within the content iframe. User-generated content for display in the data receiver iframe is then transmitted.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 31, 2010
    Date of Patent: December 3, 2013
    Assignee: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Publication number: 20110055685
    Abstract: In various example embodiments, systems and methods for a domain split display are provided. A first request call directed to a first domain is received. In response, first served content including content retrieved based on the first domain is transmitted to a client device. The first served content is used by the client device to generate a parent page comprising a content iframe, which is associated with a second domain. A second request call directed to a second domain is received and second served content is transmitted to the client device. The second served content includes content retrieved from the second domain. The second served content causes a data receiver iframe associated with the first domain and an event receiver iframe associated with the second domain to be displayed within the content iframe. User-generated content for display in the data receiver iframe is then transmitted.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 31, 2010
    Publication date: March 3, 2011
    Applicant: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Matthew Jaquish, Nancy Silverstein, Ari Shapiro, Krithivasan Nagarajan, Sudhakar Chintu, Hui Chen Vivian Lee, Hemal Doshi
  • Publication number: 20090031211
    Abstract: A programming extension for authoring style rules is provided. An example programming extension for authoring style rules comprises a style rules editor and a style definition class module. An example style rules editor may be configured to receive a request to generate a collection of style rules and to receive input associated with one or more style rules. The requested collection of style rules is to be suitable for use with a document-based web page. The style definition class module may be configured to generate a Java™ representation of the collection of style rules based on the input associated with the one or more style rules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 16, 2008
    Publication date: January 29, 2009
    Inventors: Yitao Yao, Matthew Jaquish, Mark P. Palaima, Paul Flynn, Francis Smith, David William Dodd, Richard Ragan