EV-CPO.com CPO Consolidator support thread

Without looking at it, it might be a cross-site scripting security setting that chrome blocks because it's on a different domain. But I'll know more tomorrow.

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Haha, thanks. I'm dyslexic so spelling isn't my forte. I'll fix those.

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Nope, that's not it.

 

Yes, it's just spaces now. Although I didn't change any of that code, so that parts a mystery to me (that code is part of a library I'm using).

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Yes, that's the last missing part I need to do. I didn't want to hold off on releasing V2 waiting for that last piece... I'll likely get to it this weekend.

 

Ask anyone I know, and they'll tell you that I am *not* a marketer type. But I guess I should do some "marketing" here as much as it pains me to do that (no offense to marketing types here)

Here's the screen to set up the Alerts. You can create multiple alerts and for each alert, you will get a list of matching cars in a table just like the main Consolidator page. Also, once you've set up an alert (or multiple alerts) if a new car shows up that matches your criteria, you'll get an email that instant.

 

Black Performance seats have Alcantara on the side bolsters (like my car), so that's what I think it means. Tesla has multiple option codes that really mean the same thing which makes managing this thing a real PIA sometimes.

 

Thanks for your comments!!!

Despite the unfortunate discourse above, I really am open to all feedback, good and bad, as that's the only way I can improve the site (and other sites I have) as well as my skill set. I maybe be over 50, but I know there's 10000% more that I can learn.

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Not a chance unless Tesla starts listing Roadsters on their website.

Also, please don't buy this roadster, because I want it (someday) really, really badly. Since I bought the Model S, I've sworn against buying any more cars (it's a weakness).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tesla-Roadster-Base-Convertible-2-Door-/171850879340

 

In those price change cases, yes, they came off the active list (sold/removed) and then back on. When they are popped back on, the "add date" is reset so the "Days on Market" date is accurate. On V1, a couple people mentioned that a new car popped up and was sold in hours, but had a 45 day DOM value. So that's why you'll see price changes and recent "Add" dates.

The site does not at this point track the dates of price changes, but I will add that to a list for future enhancements.

I have to make this more clear on the site later today -- the Consolidator only captures what Tesla puts up on their CPO website, nothing more. We know that they put up a boatload of S60 Inventory cars a few weeks ago in addition to CPO cars, but we know that that is not *all* Inventory cars available. There are lots of S85, P85, 70D, 85D Inventory cars not listed on the Consolidator. If Tesla decides to put up more of their Inventory cars on the CPO site, the Consolidator will capture them. We can only hope.

 

This is now fixed. It is indeed a security issue in Chrome/iOS to block non-user initiated popups. I use an intermediate javascript function to call 'window.open' (i.e. not a direct call) which Chrome/iOS categorizes as a non-user initiated event.