Abstract: A method for returning a results page responsive to a user search query, such as a search query on a website, may include receiving a search query from a user, determining, responsive to the query, a set of relevant products from a plurality of product listings based on a similarity of the user query to the respective product listings, retrieving inventory information respective of each of the relevant products, the inventory information comprising one or more available fulfillment channels respective of each of the relevant products, ranking the relevant products with respect to each other according to the inventory information, and returning, to the user, a search result comprising a list of the relevant products, ordered according to the ranking

Abstract: A method for returning a results page responsive to a user search query, such as a search query on a web site, may include receiving a search query from a user, determining, responsive to the query, a set of relevant products from a plurality of product listings based on a similarity of the user query to the respective product listings, retrieving inventory information respective of each of the relevant products, the inventory information comprising one or more available fulfillment channels respective of each of the relevant products, ranking the relevant products with respect to each other according to the inventory information, and returning, to the user, a search result comprising a list of the relevant products, ordered according to the ranking.

Abstract: A method for returning a results page responsive to a user search query, such as a search query on a web site, may include receiving a search query from a user, determining, responsive to the query, a set of relevant products from a plurality of product listings based on a similarity of the user query to the respective product listings, retrieving inventory information respective of each of the relevant products, the inventory information comprising one or more available fulfillment channels respective of each of the relevant products, ranking the relevant products with respect to each other according to the inventory information, and returning, to the user, a search result comprising a list of the relevant products, ordered according to the ranking.

Abstract: A method for returning a results page responsive to a user search query, such as a search query on a web site, may include receiving a search query from a user, determining, responsive to the query, a set of relevant products from a plurality of product listings based on a similarity of the user query to the respective product listings, retrieving inventory information respective of each of the relevant products, the inventory information comprising one or more available fulfillment channels respective of each of the relevant products, ranking the relevant products with respect to each other according to the inventory information, and returning, to the user, a search result comprising a list of the relevant products, ordered according to the ranking.

Abstract: A method for returning a results page responsive to a user search query, such as a search query on a web site, may include receiving a search query from a user, determining, responsive to the query, a set of relevant products from a plurality of product listings based on a similarity of the user query to the respective product listings, retrieving inventory information respective of each of the relevant products, the inventory information comprising one or more available fulfillment channels respective of each of the relevant products, ranking the relevant products with respect to each other according to the inventory information, and returning, to the user, a search result comprising a list of the relevant products, ordered according to the ranking.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for facilitating collaboration among users for network-shared documents. A computing environment can identify that a first identifier and a second identifier were used in a communication regarding a network-shared file being accessible on various client devices. A suitable task to perform in association with at least one of the one or more client devices can be identified from the first identifier and a second identifier. The task can be performed, for instance, to control access to the network-shared file.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for an interface reflecting the states of files. A client application determines the states of files accessible through a file management system. An interface is generated with user interface elements corresponding to the files. The user interface elements are modified to reflect the states of the corresponding files.

Abstract: Disclosed are examples of manipulating documents in file management applications. In one example, a listing of at least one file can be encoded in a user interface of a client application for rendering in a touch screen display. A touch input can be received that designates a selected one of the files, where the touch input can be a gesture performed on the touch screen display. In response to a type of the gesture matching a predefined gesture type, a determination can be made whether at least one of the files is active in the client application and the user interface can be modified to include the at least one of the files and the selected one of the files in response to the at least one of the files.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for facilitating collaboration among users for network-shared documents. A computing environment can identify that a first identifier and a second identifier were used in a communication regarding a network-shared file being accessible on various client devices. A suitable task to perform in association with at least one of the one or more client devices can be identified from the first identifier and a second identifier. The task can be performed, for instance, to control access to the network-shared file.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for facilitating collaboration among users for network-shared documents. A computing environment can identify that a particular identifier was used in a communication regarding a file being accessible on various client devices. A suitable task to perform in association with at least one of the plurality of client devices can be identified based on the identifier and a determination can be made whether performance of the task would comply with at least one compliance rule. In response to the performance of the task complying with the at least one compliance rule, the task can be performed.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for an interface reflecting the states of files. A client application determines the states of files accessible through a file management system. An interface is generated with user interface elements corresponding to the files. The user interface elements are modified to reflect the states of the corresponding files.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for facilitating collaboration among users for network-shared documents. A computing environment can identify that a particular identifier was used in a communication regarding a file being accessible on various client devices. A suitable task to perform in association with at least one of the plurality of client devices can be identified based on the identifier and a determination can be made whether performance of the task would comply with at least one compliance rule. In response to the performance of the task complying with the at least one compliance rule, the task can be performed.

Abstract: Disclosed are examples of manipulating documents in file management applications. In one example, a listing of at least one file can be encoded in a user interface of a client application for rendering in a touch screen display. A touch input can be received that designates a selected one of the files, where the touch input can be a gesture performed on the touch screen display. In response to a type of the gesture matching a predefined gesture type, a determination can be made whether at least one of the files is active in the client application and the user interface can be modified to include the at least one of the files and the selected one of the files in response to the at least one of the files.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for syncing files based on a navigation history. A client application maintains a navigation history for a file management system. The client application identifies files and directories accessed according to the navigation history. The identified files or associated metadata are downloaded from the file management system during a sync operation.