🛠 01/24/22 Build Week Group

[HorizonHunter]

You know what, I give. Ford has folded me like a cheap lawn chair. Until I get that call from my dealer, I am done tracking. (YA RIGHT)

And I said I wasn't going to do any tracking to start. Then said I wasn't gonna check my modules....

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[JerseyGirl in VA]

Dammit! Yours was supposed to be on the train with mine!!!

i knoooowwwwww!!! i saw you got a shipped notice and was like, oh man, now we're not train buddies!!! super psyched yours shipped though!!

Some movement is better than no movement I guess. But I hope you have a speedy build!!!

thanks!! yeah, i'll take teeeeeny tiiiiiy baby steps over zero movement like i've had for the past two weeks lol. at least it's something. how was your drive home?? amazing??

 

[leervd]

i knoooowwwwww!!! i saw you got a shipped notice and was like, oh man, now we're not train buddies!!! super psyched yours shipped though!!


thanks!! yeah, i'll take teeeeeny tiiiiiy baby steps over zero movement lol. how was your drive home?? amazing??

Yup celebrate small victories. It was indeed amazing)

 

[Markpf189]

Sticking to 2/19 now..still shows in production, and no movement on palsapp

 

[Pdshepherd]

 

[Mommyrocker]

Blah. Just looked at pizza tracker and I got my first bump. 5/31 EDD. maybe It means something. Maybe it doesn’t. im happy at least some folks are seeing movement and getting vehicles out of this group.

 

[zilstershiner]

My EDD moved from 5/29 to 3/04

Me too! I don’t think I can handle the heartbreak if I get my hopes up now and it changes back to May.

 

[kevin.gt]

I’m not at my computer to check the network calls on the pizza tracker but there is definitely caching going on. As a temporary option until I look deeper, if you add a random parameter or parameter value to the url, you’ll notice it take a bit longer to render. For example, I might append &123 this time and &v=2 next time, etc. anything to make the url different is enough to bypass cache. In my case, I get the new 2/28 date every time like that. If I just refresh the tracker like normal, I get a quick (I believed cached) response from earlier with edd of 5/24.

edit: okay I’m at a desktop. the status page is served from a CDN and cached. the status page’s headers say it can be cached for an hour. that can be your browser, or any cache in the network. I feel like the cdn’s cache might be longer than an hour, but maybe not. Anyways, I don’t think clearing local cache, incognito, or new computer will help get around the cdn cache. The hack above to include random query string parameters will do the trick though

 

[BadBradBronco]

I’m not at my computer to check the network calls on the pizza tracker but there is definitely caching going on. As a temporary option until I look deeper, if you add a random parameter or parameter value to the url, you’ll notice it take a bit longer to render. For example, I might append &123 this time and &v=2 next time, etc. anything to make the url different is enough to bypass cache. In my case, I get the new 2/28 date every time like that. If I just refresh the tracker like normal, I get a quick (I believed cached) response from earlier with edd of 5/24.

edit: okay I’m at a desktop. the status page is served from a CDN and cached. the status page’s headers say it can be cached for an hour. that can be your browser, or any cache in the network. I feel like the cdn’s cache might be longer than an hour, but maybe not. Anyways, I try clearing local cache, incognito, and new computer with no luck. The hack above to include random query string parameters will do the trick though

 

[kevin.gt]

Hahaha.. sorry.. the summary..
1. Don’t just refresh the pizza tracker all day. You likely won’t see a change in real time.
2. Add a random “&something” that’s different each time. e.g., https://shop.ford.com/vehicleordertracking/status/?vin=yourvin&fhqwhgads note: the &fhqwhgads needs to be different each time to force a fresh status

 

[REIMANOV]

I’m not at my computer to check the network calls on the pizza tracker but there is definitely caching going on. As a temporary option until I look deeper, if you add a random parameter or parameter value to the url, you’ll notice it take a bit longer to render. For example, I might append &123 this time and &v=2 next time, etc. anything to make the url different is enough to bypass cache. In my case, I get the new 2/28 date every time like that. If I just refresh the tracker like normal, I get a quick (I believed cached) response from earlier with edd of 5/24.

edit: okay I’m at a desktop. the status page is served from a CDN and cached. the status page’s headers say it can be cached for an hour. that can be your browser, or any cache in the network. I feel like the cdn’s cache might be longer than an hour, but maybe not. Anyways, I don’t think clearing local cache, incognito, or new computer will help get around the cdn cache. The hack above to include random query string parameters will do the trick though

Pretty interesting. I work in tech so I'm picking up what you're puttin' down. I just appended a parameter and got a 3/5 date (edd was 5/29). So, I think you're on to something.

 

[Aries91]

First 3/2/22 then 5/31/22 and now 3/5/22 hope it sticks...

 

[JerseyGirl in VA]

Hahaha.. sorry.. the summary..
1. Don’t just refresh the pizza tracker all day. You likely won’t see a change in real time.
2. Add a random “&something” that’s different each time. e.g., https://shop.ford.com/vehicleordertracking/status/?vin=yourvin&fhqwhgads note: the &fhqwhgads needs to be different each time to force a fresh status

totally got my hopes up hahaha! still "in production" with a 5/21 EDD lmao. really good info, though! thanks for figuring that out

 

[clintonic]

I’m not at my computer to check the network calls on the pizza tracker but there is definitely caching going on. As a temporary option until I look deeper, if you add a random parameter or parameter value to the url, you’ll notice it take a bit longer to render. For example, I might append &123 this time and &v=2 next time, etc. anything to make the url different is enough to bypass cache. In my case, I get the new 2/28 date every time like that. If I just refresh the tracker like normal, I get a quick (I believed cached) response from earlier with edd of 5/24.
edit: okay I’m at a desktop. the status page is served from a CDN and cached. the status page’s headers say it can be cached for an hour. that can be your browser, or any cache in the network. I feel like the cdn’s cache might be longer than an hour, but maybe not. Anyways, I don’t think clearing local cache, incognito, or new computer will help get around the cdn cache. The hack above to include random query string parameters will do the trick though

Fun fact just did this and it worked my EDD went back to 2/27 and so I assume that’s correct because my guy at the dealer has this and the 800 does as well. that this is true

 

[Kameronatm]

mine still shows May 29

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