Check out your ShipPlotter file right away

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my_ship_finder_20090926Users frequently ask about a way to transfer XML files of their ShipPlotter installation back and forth with us. We created a quick way to visualize these files and after using it for a while we will share it with you. Go and grab the widget for use in your site.
This is also a nice test for the rendering engine of the upcoming Fleetmon Version 2.0. So check out the performance and discover another great feature already built into this interface:
recall of the vessels 3 month history track in blasting speed !

Please test here the SP XML visualizer

3 thoughts on “Check out your ShipPlotter file right away”

  1. EA8ALD
    February 17, 2011 at 13:55

    Hi I am EA8ALD collaborator of AIS data sent from Tenerife Canary Islands, I followed all the steps to put a ship up on my website, http://www.qrz.com/db/EA8ALD , but I do not see any boat works, I could help to place a
    Greetings
    EA8ALD
    Miguel Beby

  2. admin
    October 9, 2009 at 21:02

    the interface is a bit special right now :-)
    1. click the “add new” label, a blinking cursor will appear in the middle “…”
    2. delete the three points via BACKSPACE and paste or type your URL , then hit ENTER
    3. the URL will show up in the upper left corner in orange color, now click on that line to activate it
    4. the vessel icons will appear, click on them to recall tracks in our database

    comfort: the url of your file will be stored on your pc , to keep you going the next time you will visit the page
    tip: you can always hit F5 to reload the page in the browser, once you get lost
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  3. Sture Thorgaard
    October 9, 2009 at 18:57

    How do I get my own xml-file to use in Personal Ship Finder Widget?

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