Re: how to call xml elements in google maps

I agree with Andrew Leach, using attributes is fine. But when I needed
to learn how to read "the text between" an elements start tag and end
tag in KML files, I studied this XML tutorial first
http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp
and learned how to use javascript to send the file to the browsers XML
parser. But this may also be done with GXml
http://code.google.com/intl/no/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GXml
and GDownloadUrl. I use this, with an explanation on how I use it,
here
http://www.birdtheme.org/useful/sub/highlig1.html
I am not an expert though.

On 8 Mai, 19:23, Jerry <alpskni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I get many samples about calling xml attributes in google maps;
>
>   <marker name="Jackie" lat="37.427770" lng="-122.144841" />
>   <marker name="Peter" lat="37.413320" lng="-122.125604" />
>
> but I learnt it's not good to write xml with many attributes like
> above, elements should be used instead of attributes, so could anybody
> to give some explanation or samples about how to call elements in
> google maps?
>
>   <marker>
>        <name>Jackie</name>
>        <lat>37.427770</lat>
>        <lng>-122.144841</lng>
>   </marker>
>   <marker>
>        <name>Peter</name>
>        <lat>37.413320</lat>
>        <lng>-122.125604</lng>
>   </marker>
>
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