Official Waiting Room for 718 Spyder / GT4 / GTS Delivery...
#7171
Three Wheelin'
I think maybe you misread or misunderstood my post. There are over 7,000 posts in this one thread. Who could read that? Right above us is a guy asking questions about PTS colors and which is more beautiful. Not really relevant to a question about when is my order going to lock? Just saying, maybe everything doesn’t have to go into one giant abyss of stuff because it involves ordering a Spyder. Maybe different threads are ok. So people can find stuff.
Your SA and/or Porsche NA would be a better bet.
#7172
Burning Brakes
Still have my production start as 8/24 with completion 9/30. I can only think it's the free luggage net that holding up the process.....
#7173
Drifting
Did production actually start for the car? Mine is scheduled for production with CP8 date of 9/30 as well. I'm curious if its more that all cars in this "bracket" will show the same end of production day and then all get shipped out and finalized at the same time.
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008 (09-09-2022)
#7174
I just checked to see if I'm in the same situation, but it has been the umbrella man all morning for me.
#7175
Burning Brakes
Well TYD says the actual date of milestone completion for start of production is 8/24, so I assume so but I haven't received any pictures or confirmation.
#7176
Three Wheelin'
So I swear I watched a tutorial video of how to extract the images from Track Your Dream. I just can't seem to find it; if someone has it that would be a better way to find out how to get them than what I'm about to describe as the video walks you right through the process (and I'm too lazy to recreate it).
So what I can do is type through a brief tutorial and throw in some screenshots- more for my own personal edification so I don't forget it again when I need to do it in a couple weeks. Also keep in mind, my car hasn't been produced yet so I actually don't have any images... but I have the same HTML code as everyone and I can at least show the process and it should be accurate.
1. Log into porsche.com with a browser (I used PC + chrome, the steps are probably similar on other OS/Browser combos but I haven't verified this. Not sure if it works on mobile).
2. Where you normally find your TYD info for your incoming car, right click then click "Inspect" (hitting F12 will also have the same effect). Note: you'll have to be in Stage 3: Your vehicle has been produced to realistically expect the images to be there, unlike what's in this screenshot:
3. This will open a new pane on the right, exposing the underlying code your browser is rendering. Click the "network" tab at the top (you may need to click an "arrow" to find it:
4. It should be blank or close to blank (if you hover over other sections of the page it might not be blank), but hit F5 to refresh, and it will populate with a bunch of content.
5. You'll likely have to scroll down to the bottom to find "orders?include-full-content=false" (I hovered over this in the screenshot to display the full URL).
6. Click on the orders?include-full-content=false line, then make sure you have the "Preview" tab selected on the right pane. There will be some content listed, you'll have to click on one of the triangles to display the sub-content under it. One of these lines will be productionImages- if there are images available, there will be URLs for you to copy/paste in a separate tab and see your pictures (obviously mine says null because my car isn't produced):
Hope that helps. If I was a stronger coder, I'd write a script to grab the photos directly from the URL and bypass this (relatively simple) process. Maybe someone with a developer background can do it relatively quickly, but it is kind of sketchy running scripts from randos on the Internet...
So what I can do is type through a brief tutorial and throw in some screenshots- more for my own personal edification so I don't forget it again when I need to do it in a couple weeks. Also keep in mind, my car hasn't been produced yet so I actually don't have any images... but I have the same HTML code as everyone and I can at least show the process and it should be accurate.
1. Log into porsche.com with a browser (I used PC + chrome, the steps are probably similar on other OS/Browser combos but I haven't verified this. Not sure if it works on mobile).
2. Where you normally find your TYD info for your incoming car, right click then click "Inspect" (hitting F12 will also have the same effect). Note: you'll have to be in Stage 3: Your vehicle has been produced to realistically expect the images to be there, unlike what's in this screenshot:
3. This will open a new pane on the right, exposing the underlying code your browser is rendering. Click the "network" tab at the top (you may need to click an "arrow" to find it:
4. It should be blank or close to blank (if you hover over other sections of the page it might not be blank), but hit F5 to refresh, and it will populate with a bunch of content.
5. You'll likely have to scroll down to the bottom to find "orders?include-full-content=false" (I hovered over this in the screenshot to display the full URL).
6. Click on the orders?include-full-content=false line, then make sure you have the "Preview" tab selected on the right pane. There will be some content listed, you'll have to click on one of the triangles to display the sub-content under it. One of these lines will be productionImages- if there are images available, there will be URLs for you to copy/paste in a separate tab and see your pictures (obviously mine says null because my car isn't produced):
Hope that helps. If I was a stronger coder, I'd write a script to grab the photos directly from the URL and bypass this (relatively simple) process. Maybe someone with a developer background can do it relatively quickly, but it is kind of sketchy running scripts from randos on the Internet...
Last edited by manifold danger; 09-09-2022 at 04:11 PM.
#7177
Rennlist Member
@manifold danger That post should be it's own thread so it can be found in the future. Of course, if you attempt to create a new thread it will probably be locked and merged in to this one, but it's the thought that counts.
#7178
RL Community Team
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@manifold danger That post should be it's own thread so it can be found in the future. Of course, if you attempt to create a new thread it will probably be locked and merged in to this one, but it's the thought that counts.
Regardless, I concur. Put it up under “TYD Photos — How to” or something like that so it’s searchable easily
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manifold danger (09-10-2022)
#7180
Pro
Thanks for that! Mine goes into production soon and I did a dummy run through obviously I got a "null" but I now know how to navigate the system-very well explained and I thank you again!
I am making a note of this post #7177
Pat D
BTW I used Win 10 and M/S Edge
I am making a note of this post #7177
Pat D
BTW I used Win 10 and M/S Edge
Last edited by patdonahue; 09-09-2022 at 11:12 PM.
#7181
Hey Guys, since I've drawn a lot of information about PTS colours from this forum I want to show you my top 3 PTS Colours of which I'll chose one for my upcoming 718 Spyder in Q2/22.
This is: Viola, Forestgreen & Yachtingblue. I am extremely surprised of the different looking between shadow and lightning - the metallic-flakes are just wow
This is: Viola, Forestgreen & Yachtingblue. I am extremely surprised of the different looking between shadow and lightning - the metallic-flakes are just wow
Last edited by brock256; 09-10-2022 at 12:49 AM.
#7182
@manifold danger That post should be it's own thread so it can be found in the future. Of course, if you attempt to create a new thread it will probably be locked and merged in to this one, but it's the thought that counts.
#7183
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008 (09-10-2022)
#7184
From what I know PCNA does have these little color fans as you know them from wall paint - your dealer should be able to get one of them for you.
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brock256 (09-11-2022)