OK, I know I am a newbie to the online form, and duly filled in my car's details as condition "2". But, I see some people on the register have managed to record their car's condition as "5". How did they do it, when the list only goes from 1 to 4, - and what does condition 5 mean anyway?
Vehicle condition 5?
Brian
2006 X350 3.5 V8 Sport Premium in Midnight / Ivory
1969 Triumph Daytona rider
Previous XJs:
X350 2.7 TDVi in Westminster Blue / Barley
X308 4.0 V8 in Meteorite / Warm Charcoal
X300 3.2 in Spruce / Barley
XJ40 3.2 Sport in Gunmetal / Saville Grey
2006 X350 3.5 V8 Sport Premium in Midnight / Ivory
1969 Triumph Daytona rider
Previous XJs:
X350 2.7 TDVi in Westminster Blue / Barley
X308 4.0 V8 in Meteorite / Warm Charcoal
X300 3.2 in Spruce / Barley
XJ40 3.2 Sport in Gunmetal / Saville Grey
The 'condition' ie poor, good, v.good, excellent is translated into a number for use in the database,
Condition 5 means 'unknown', and before you ask, 'why would anyone not know the condition of their vehicle ?', it is to allow the administrators to enter vehicles from people without Internet access.
It is also the default condition when the form loads, so an oversight by the person filling in the form can result in C5.
When I get a mo. I'll re-translate the condition into words.
Regards... webman
Condition 5 means 'unknown', and before you ask, 'why would anyone not know the condition of their vehicle ?', it is to allow the administrators to enter vehicles from people without Internet access.
It is also the default condition when the form loads, so an oversight by the person filling in the form can result in C5.
When I get a mo. I'll re-translate the condition into words.
Regards... webman
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