Post by tek on Aug 14, 2015 15:30:58 GMT
googleearthcommunity.proboards.com/page/xml-works-1
Long time ago, I had created a script to load parts of xml files for my business workouts.
I have advanced it to form a tree of the whole xml file loaded so that all the data in it can easily be viewed and copied, the whole tree can be navigated and structural errors can be found.
And I am sharing it with you. Mainly, I personally need this while working with kml files to copy the coordinates of a placemark or a polygon.
I hope it is easy to understand how it works since everyone here is familiar with kml. All that is needed is to load or drag-and-drop the file(s) --multiple file selection/dragging-dropping enabled-- or copy-and-paste an element directly from Google Earth.
The script works locally (ie, is a JavaScript script), so that the speed depends on your computer/device and not on your connection.
PS: Please, refrain using IE. Sorry..
Long time ago, I had created a script to load parts of xml files for my business workouts.
I have advanced it to form a tree of the whole xml file loaded so that all the data in it can easily be viewed and copied, the whole tree can be navigated and structural errors can be found.
And I am sharing it with you. Mainly, I personally need this while working with kml files to copy the coordinates of a placemark or a polygon.
I hope it is easy to understand how it works since everyone here is familiar with kml. All that is needed is to load or drag-and-drop the file(s) --multiple file selection/dragging-dropping enabled-- or copy-and-paste an element directly from Google Earth.
The script works locally (ie, is a JavaScript script), so that the speed depends on your computer/device and not on your connection.
PS: Please, refrain using IE. Sorry..
