Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. Request and response data in the session is captured. If a preferred language for the replay does not match an initial language of content presented to the user in the session, the captured data is translated into the preferred language and the content is presented in the preferred language and not in the initial language. If the preferred language matches the initial language, the content is presented in the initial language, without translating the captured data. An event in the captured data indicates a change in a displayed image. Responsive to searching Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) documents generated from a resource file, the HTML documents are determined to not include an HTML document that specifies the change. The HTML document is generated and employed in the replay of the session.

Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. Request and response data in the session is captured. If a preferred language for the replay does not match an initial language of content presented to the user in the session, the captured data is translated into the preferred language and the content is presented in the preferred language and not in the initial language. If the preferred language matches the initial language, the content is presented in the initial language, without translating the captured data. An event in the captured data indicates a change in a displayed image. Responsive to searching Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) documents generated from a resource file, the HTML documents are determined to not include an HTML document that specifies the change. The HTML document is generated and employed in the replay of the session.

Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. If a preferred language for the replay does not match an initial language of content presented to the user, data captured from requests and responses is translated from the initial into the preferred language, and the session replay presents the content in the preferred language; otherwise, the content is presented in the initial language. If a next event in the data indicates a change in an image displayed on a computing device utilized by the user during the session, a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document specifying the change is found in a search of HTML documents generated from a resource file from which image data for the session is reproduced, and the session replay employs the HTML document; otherwise, scripts that apply the next event to the HTML documents are generated.

Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. If a preferred language for the replay does not match an initial language of content presented to the user, data captured from requests and responses is translated from the initial into the preferred language, and the session replay presents the content in the preferred language; otherwise, the content is presented in the initial language. If a next event in the data indicates a change in an image displayed on a computing device utilized by the user during the session, a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document specifying the change is found in a search of HTML documents generated from a resource file from which image data for the session is reproduced, and the session replay employs the HTML document; otherwise, scripts that apply the next event to the HTML documents are generated.

Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. Data from requests and responses of the session is captured. Based on the captured data, an initial language of content presented to the user in the session is determined. A selection by an analyst of a preferred language for the replay of the session is obtained. It is determined whether the preferred language matches the initial language. If the preferred language does not match the initial language, the captured data is translated from the initial language into the preferred language and the session is replayed by presenting the content in the preferred language and not in the initial language. The replayed session is viewed by the analyst. If the preferred language matches the initial language, the session is replayed by presenting the content in the initial language, without translating the captured data.

Abstract: Systems, methods and tools for providing customers of web sites, applications and online shopping programs opportunities to compare different fabrics of products with previously purchased items. Each item in the website's inventory may be assigned a fabric index score describing fabric properties such as the drapability, the GSM of fabric, capillarity, breathability, absorbance, slipperiness, thickness, softness, scratchiness, fabric content, coloration, vulnerability to discoloration, strands/gaps between threads, vulnerability to wrinkling, and suppleness. Disclosed embodiments leverage computing systems and data analytics to build an index of fabric containing products, classify parameters describing the fabric and analyzing the similarities of products viewed by customers with previously purchased products.

Abstract: An approach is provided for changing a language for a replay of a session of a user. Data from requests and responses of the session is captured. Based on the captured data, an initial language of content presented to the user in the session is determined. A selection by an analyst of a preferred language for the replay of the session is obtained. It is determined whether the preferred language matches the initial language. If the preferred language does not match the initial language, the captured data is translated from the initial language into the preferred language and the session is replayed by presenting the content in the preferred language and not in the initial language. The replayed session is viewed by the analyst. If the preferred language matches the initial language, the session is replayed by presenting the content in the initial language, without translating the captured data.