I guess I should have just waited till I tested, but ok.. so putting the URL of the KML file into the maps search box loads it. Good thing to know.. thanks!
On Jan 6, 6:17 pm, Marauderz <[email protected]> wrote: > Yeah, I know that Google's server is the one that retrieves and > processes the KML file. Then it returns to the calling page via JSON. > In the JSON overlayer collection instead of multiple overlays I only > see one. > > I'll try entering the URL into the location box like you mentioned... > which location box? the Search box you mean? > > On Jan 6, 3:37 pm, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > Using a proxy tool I can see my KML file being read and parsed > > > properly byhttp://maps.google.com/gx?q=URL_TO_MY_KMLfile. > > > You're using GGeoXml. The URL above is NOT parsing your file, it is > > sending the location of your file as an argument to Google's servers. > > Which should then read and parse your file. So if you're checking for > > accesses, there never will be an access of your KML file from your > > client script. > > > It is possible that the snag lies in that area (i.e in the Google > > service). > > To test, you can paste the full URL of your super-top-secret KML file > > directly into the location box of maps.google.com, which should use > > essentially the same rendering process.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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