Chapter 7. Dynamic KML
After reading this chapter, you’ll be able to do the following:
• Explain what IDs are used for.
• Use a network link control to change a value in KML that was previously loaded by a network link (and is currently in memory).
• Use a network link control to delete an element from KML that was previously loaded by a network link.
• Use a network link control to add elements to a KML file that was previously loaded by a network link.
• Animate a placemark so that it moves along a specified path.
• Create a series of placemarks or ground overlays that are controlled by the Google Earth time slider.
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