kml

Is it possible to lazy load KML files once a Google Map or Google Earth Plugin instance is started? Maybe there is there a "bounding box" event that I can use to queue needed KML files? Edit => Found an answer: Found this little tid-bit ( http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/events.html ): Note: If you are trying to detect a change in the viewport, be sure to use the specific bounds_changed event rather than constituent zoom_changed and center_changed events. Because the Maps API fires these latter events independently, getBounds() may not report useful results until after

I am developing an iOS app that displays KML data over an MKMapView. Apple's KMLViewer sample app has gotten me started. Unfortunately, the KML data I am using relies heavily on linked files via the NetworkLink , Link and href KML elements, and KMLViewer's parser doesn't handle those. I can probably figure out how to add such support, but before I go down that road I was wondering if anyone else has already done this, or if there is a better starting point than KMLViewer. I've looked at Simple KML , but it doesn't seem to support NetworkLink either. Here's how my investigations went: I first

I want to create a script in Python which downloads the current KML files of all the Maps I created on Google Maps. To do so manually, I can use this: http://maps.google.com.br/maps/ms?msid=USER_ID.MAP_ID&msa=0&output=kml where USER_ID is a constant number Google uses to identify me, and MAP_ID is the individual map identifier generated by the link icon on top-right corner. This is not very straightforward, because I have to manually browse "My Places" page on Google Maps, and get the links one by one. From Google Maps API HTTP Protocol Reference : The Map Feed is a feed of user-created maps.

I've a web site that generates kml files. An uri like this: /tokml?gid=2846 Generates a file like this: Mt. Dana Summit Trail.kml Using Header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename="Mt. Dana Summit Trail.kml"'); in a PHP script and running on Apache http server. But a Google search on filetype:kml will not give any results from my web site. I could cache all kml files and build an uri like this: /kml/Mt. Dana Summit Trail.kml But are there any other solutions? From my experience, Google usually index URLs with an identifier in the query string quite well - thus, it seems strange that nothing

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <kml xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2" xmlns:gx="http://www.google.com/kml/ext/2.2" xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <Document> <Placemark> <Name>Test Name</Name> <Description><b>Project Information</b><br><ul><li>Project Name: Test Name</li><li>Project Number: Test Number</li><li>Project Location: Test Location</li><li>System: Test System</li></ul><br><b>Project Team</b><br><br><ul><li>Regional Manager: Mem 1</li><li>Project Manager: Mem 2</li></ul><br>YouTube Video URL: <a href="http://youtu.be

Hello: I'm making progress on my Google Map (see my previous post: KML markers missing on Google Maps API v3: What's wrong? ), but I'm now stuck, and hoping for help. My custom-styled map pulls from a KML file with about 20 Placemarks. For design reasons, I want my Placemarks to open on the RIGHT side of the anchor, rather than the default top/center. I've tried searching in vain for a simple way to do this; closest I've come is: Issue with infowindows remaining active when another KML layer is selected - Google Maps API V3 , which I can't make work for me. Here is an example of what I'm