> Using Geoserver as a source the resulting kml is 12.5Mb and doesn't
> show up in Google Map Overlay at all?
Perhaps you missed the bit in the thread I suggested, that the max
GGeoXml is likely to handle is about 3Mb
> Possibly the kml understood by
> GoogleMap control is a subset of kml?
Yup, just so.
> I see what you mean about useability after trying on an older XP
> system.
5,500 markers is bit demanding ;) In the real world a few of us are
still on Win98 y'know! And some are on dial up, poor souls.
<coordinates>
-111.92617035299597,35.154360879799874
-111.92592369254646,35.15099887948194
You could slim KML file size down by throwing away quite a few
unnecessary decimal places, but I don't think it'll make any
noticeable difference here.
cheers, Ross K
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