On Oct 7, 1:30 pm, MapSavage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The USGS overlays seem like you have to take all the counties, not
> just the counties in a user's study area. And it didn't look like you
> could color them based on custom data.
Both are true.
For total flexibility ( hide / show / setStrokeStyle / setFillStyle )
you will have to use GPolys either directly or indirectly through
GGeoXML.
I am developing a set of KML / KMZ files for every state in the three
primary colors. If the overhead is not excessive, you will be able to
combine to synthesize other colors using independent opacities. You
will be able to build separate GOverlays which you will be able to
hide / show selectively.
For Michigan:
http://polylibs.googlepages.com/st26.kml
http://polylibs.googlepages.com/st26.kmz
The same can be done for counties if demand exists.
I am thouroughly confused by the other post but I believe Lance /
Garthan is suggesting something requiring a dedicated server.
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