ummm yeah 3mb is unlikely to work even in the faster browsers it will
likely
be encumbered .. I am certain that with my GeoXml parser you would
want to transform in to a json form to have any chance with IE.
(slowest browser in west pardner)

On Aug 20, 6:46 am, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote:
> > But it is better if a link my testbed:http://www.coscini.it/easy5.html
> > If you choose Province in the menu nothing displays, but if you
> > download the kml you can see it in Google Earth. I cannot understand
> > which kml limit it exceeds.
>
> Reduce the size of the problem ; here you don't know if its your map,
> your KML, or some Google limitation.
>
> You can paste the addresshttp://www.coscini.it/kml/Province.kmlof
> your KML directly in maps.google.com search box to see if it works.
> It doesn't, it says " ... could not be displayed because it contains
> errors."
>
> There are validators for KML, here's one
>  http://kmlvalidator.com/validate.htm
> it doesn't like Province.kml either - "... exceeds the configured
> maximum size (2097152):"
>
> If it's too big for the validator I think it'll be too big for
> Google's parser as well, which as a shared resource protects itself
> from large requests.  In practice it sees to limit about 1Mb.  Google
> Earth doesn't need to do that, its not shared.
>
> If you change to a client-side parser (GeoXml, EGeoXml) you get around
> the shared resource limitations - but be prepared for it to take some
> time to parse your nearly 3Mb KML.
>
> cheers, Ross K
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