How do you get this information from BIDB?Finally got around to doing this, for the longest time I was searching in Sources rather than Filtering in Network
Here's the response from BIDB below (removed my address):
"BuildStatus": "4-Plan Done",
"IsBDUK": "false",
"NetomniaSalesStatus": "RI_INPLANNING_EX_INBUILD",
"Providers": "Netomnia",
"SalesStatus": "REGISTER_INTEREST",
"exp": 1711969489,
"iat": 1711965889
Noticed a couple of days ago that a new Netomnia manhole has appeared at the end of my street (the one which connects on to the main road) but nothing appeared on BIDB or Mast Database (strange?!)
My recent communication with youfibre completely contradicts the webchat from the other week...Good Luck @Buggerlugz ! In my street they installed cables in 2021, still expecting happy days...
...
Wisbech was an area of interest for us, as we identified that the majority of the area still relies heavily on the copper network. We hope to reach over 1 million premises by 2024, to make sure that areas like yours can still receive connection with the ever looming ‘copper switch off’ declared by Ofcom.
Unfortunately, we are having issues with contractor resource in this area, this is why the build is currently on hold. I apologise for any inconvenience this has caused you.
We will review these areas on a case-by-case basis when it is viable for us to do so.....
Hey I spoke to Youfibre told me that my area is in stage 5 of 8 stages. Do you know what stage 5 is?Yeah, they'll get here eventually I hope. Openreach just finished in my street this month which I've just had installed, and from what I see and hear, Netomnia tends to just piggy back off from Openreach via PIA in most cases, so fingers crossed they'll see that Openreach have finished up finally in my area and will hopefully get back to work.
Yes, it's something I made recently quickly which runs a list of given postcodes from a .txt every day and stores the data. I've just fed it my local few streets and a few others and usually don't see much activity. I'll think about cleaning up the code and releasing it if there's enough interest, but for now you can just open BIDB with network logs open filtered to "youfibre", and in their API response you should see the status codes numbered 0-8 which I was referring to. One thing I can't figure out though is status code 4, which is what my street is currently on, and most of the town. There's actually two status code 4's:
RI_INPLANNING_EX_INBUILD
&
RI_INPLANNING_EX_ONHOLD
with mine being the former, but many houses on my street being the latter including my neighbour, even though my whole street is served by the same pole. I assume yours will be one of these two. It's all just confusing and I wish I'd never dug so far deep into it but here I am now, always finding more questions than answers and digging deeper.
Stage 5 is unfortunately just ToDo, but once it's on 5 it seems to move quicklyHey I spoke to Youfibre told me that my area is in stage 5 of 8 stages. Do you know what stage 5 is?
Do you check via inspect element on BIDB? I tried to do the inspect element method on BIDB to check mine (so I don’t have to constantly ask youfibre) and in the network section it shows nothingStage 5 is unfortunately just ToDo, but once it's on 5 it seems to move quickly
The only stage I don't know is 7, it seems to skip from 6(in progress) to 8(ready for sale)
Luckily for me, it has jumped from 4 which it's been on for years, to 5, then I started to see their vans in my area again after not seeing them for years, and in the same week it then jumped to 6. Also just got a letter drop from Netomnia today and see alot of activity from them so should be ready soon fingers crossed
Yeah that's the quickest way of quickly having a look, the exact endpoint isDo you check via inspect element on BIDB? I tried to do the inspect element method on BIDB to check mine (so I don’t have to constantly ask youfibre) and in the network section it shows nothing
Thanks for this. So I just tried this and the status code says "200 OK" with a green circle before the 200.Yeah that's the quickest way of quickly having a look, the exact endpoint is
Just filter for that in the search and it should be there, make sure you have your devtools open before opening BIDB otherwise it won't be recording network requests, and obviously that the network tab itself is set to record. Otherwise you can just also pop a refresh once it's recording
Is this something I can do for openreach as well? Bidb now says Openreach FTTP is now planned in my areaYeah that's the quickest way of quickly having a look, the exact endpoint is
Just filter for that in the search and it should be there, make sure you have your devtools open before opening BIDB otherwise it won't be recording network requests, and obviously that the network tab itself is set to record. Otherwise you can just also pop a refresh once it's recording