Wasn't it Marcelo who wrote:
>
>Did you try?
>
>I believe that with ordinary overlays, (markers, polylines, polygons),
>they are stacked in the order you add them.
>I never use KML files, but I'd imagine that the same applies.
The problem with that is that the replies from the GGeoXml server (one
for each marker or poly) arrive in random order.
If you use a third party XML renderer, then the polylines and polygons
are rendered in the order that they appear in the XML file, but with
GGeoXml there's no way to control the order.
In Woodleigh's case, it sounds like there are multiple XML files. If
that is the case, then that should be OK as long as one GGeoXml call is
allowed to complete before starting the next one (listen for the "load"
event).
Markers are always displayed with southern markers on top. If you want
to use a different {zindexProcess} for your markers, you will need to
use a third party XML renderer.
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Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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