Yes,
you can open both of the links because your browser knows who you are.
Example 1:
My PSN username is:
GTP_Razerman
One of my shared tracks course_id is:
2090371
Now when I'm browsing my tracks and click that track, my URL is:
https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt6/user/#!/mypage/course/2090371/
Now go ahead and click the url above and then come back here... Yeah, it didn't work for you because your username
steve_NFS doesn't have course_id of
2090371. The url contains a part
mypage which makes the browser try to find a course with your PSN name instead of mine.
Now to make your browser understand that you want to check a friends track instead of your own, you need to replace the
mypage with the word
friend. And of course it doesn't know which friend you mean, you need to specify the friends PSN username aswell.
After we change the url to match the
friend and
username criterias, here is the url that works for you:
https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt6/user/#!/friend/GTP_Razerman/course/2090371/
Example 2:
This url is from one of your tracks:
https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt6/user/#!/friend/steve_NFS/course/2344867/
It works for me because it's got the friend/yourpsnname instead of mypage so it tries to look from your tracks instead of my tracks. Now when you open that url, your browser recognized that the username matches your own username and so it either changed it automatically to
https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt6/user/#!/mypage/course/2344867/ or went to your profile page
https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt6/user/#!/. It doesn't do that for us because it's not our track.
Anyways, in the future when you share your link. Also share the PSN username so if the link doesn't work, we can construct the link ourself.
We basically only need three things:
- Track to be shared
- course_id
- PSN username of the tracks holder