I've attempted to follow the example in "Working with Regions -
"Smart" Loading of Region-Based Network Links" where you save a parent
kml document that has a link to romaniaregion.kml document. It
appears that it ALWAYS shows both regions the larger parent rectangle
with coordinates:
<coordinates>
22.5,45,0
33.75,45,0
33.75,56.25,0
22.5,56.25,0
22.5,45,0
</coordinates>
as well as the smaller rectangle with coordinates:
<coordinates>
22.5,45,0
28.125,45,0
28.125,50.625,0
22.5,50.625,0
22.5,45,0
</coordinates>
No matter WHAT level of zoom I use from the opening default all the
way to in to level 13, I see BOTH rectangles rather than having one
disappear as I understood it would at appropriate resolutions.
Does this example actually work? I'd love to send a screen trap of
what I'm seeing, but don't see how to attach graphics to a discussion
note ...
HELP!
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