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Strange turn of events. Just received an email saying my car has left Emden. Last week it was looking like it would be in Emden until 8/31. Car must be on the Siem Cicero. 911 I ordered last yr went through Davisville, this car appears to be arriving in Baltimore with final destination of Cincinnati.
No such luck for me, but it wouldn't make sense for them to re-route my car through Baltimore anyway. Gonna keep staring at Lake Taupo for now.
Btw you can see exactly what ship you're on if you open up Developer Tools in your browser (F12), go to Network tab, refresh, look for a request thats your commission number, then search the response for "ISO".
You'll find ISO followed by a string of numbers, thats your ship.
No such luck for me, but it wouldn't make sense for them to re-route my car through Baltimore anyway. Gonna keep staring at Lake Taupo for now.
Btw you can see exactly what ship you're on if you open up Developer Tools in your browser (F12), go to Network tab, refresh, look for a request thats your commission number, then search the response for "ISO".
You'll find ISO followed by a string of numbers, thats your ship.
Last edited by surgeonbyday; 07-31-2023 at 02:51 PM.
Tribute here, aboard the SFL Composer. I'm not a paid subscriber to Marine Traffic, so I lost GPS on her 2 days ago. Anybody else on SFL Composer that knows her whereabouts? It still shows an 8/4 arrival in Davisville. I'm geeking over this voyage...so much fun.
No such luck for me, but it wouldn't make sense for them to re-route my car through Baltimore anyway. Gonna keep staring at Lake Taupo for now.
Btw you can see exactly what ship you're on if you open up Developer Tools in your browser (F12), go to Network tab, refresh, look for a request thats your commission number, then search the response for "ISO".
You'll find ISO followed by a string of numbers, thats your ship.
Does this work for Firefox? I can't seem to find the ISO string.
Does this work for Firefox? I can't seem to find the ISO string.
Yea it should. You can also try searching for "IDENT" and one of those will show your ship.
By the way, this only works after your TYD has updated showing that your car has left the port.
Unfortunately it will not show you what ship your car is expected to get on when you're at the "Your Porsche has arrived at the German port" stage.
Yea it should. You can also try searching for "IDENT" and one of those will show your ship.
By the way, this only works after your TYD has updated showing that your car has left the port.
Unfortunately it will not show you what ship your car is expected to get on when you're at the "Your Porsche has arrived at the German port" stage.
Ahh, mine just updated to it left the port today and this is what I see. Perhaps it needs more time to update or maybe it's different since I'm not in the US.
Ahh, mine just updated to it left the port today and this is what I see. Perhaps it needs more time to update or maybe it's different since I'm not in the US.
This is my first Porsche and it hasnt reached that point yet so I'm just going off of what I've seen other people do. Maybe one of the other guys here who found their ship can show a screenshot of what their response body looks like.
I also noticed that Porsche changed the TYD site/format again today, so maybe they removed the ship identifier?
This is my first Porsche and it hasnt reached that point yet so I'm just going off of what I've seen other people do. Maybe one of the other guys here who found their ship can show a screenshot of what their response body looks like.
I also noticed that Porsche changed the TYD site/format again today, so maybe they removed the ship identifier?
No worries, thanks. If I can't find it in the next few days I'll ask my sales person.
07-31-2023, 08:02 AM
