Comments:
Because arrays are not mentioned in the KML 2.2 definition, this error is
probably being emitted within a programming context. The context of the object
being manipulated should be described, so a problem with a URL, identifier,
object, or element can be identified.
Discussion took place in this "Discussions > KML Server Side Scripting" thread.
When test KML is loaded with a manually-created Network Link it works, but not
when loaded with a web browser (because web browser stores KML in a file and
gives file to Earth). Solution in this situation is to only download a Network
Link, per TFM.
This array error message has often been seen and the descriptions being given
by others hint it may be emitted in other situations (SEWilco has observed a
likely race condition where an object is manually deleted while a network
update is in progress). Future readers of this report should be aware this bug
report may not describe their problem.
Relevant Application(s):
Google Earth 4.2.0198.2451 (beta) in Windows XP
Steps to Reproduce:
Load from a file a KML description with objects and a NetworkLink which causes
an Update request to objects. The Update is unable to find the targetID because
the KML is from a file and Earth has no URL for it. If "Show prompts for all
errors" is enabled an error "Could not find <targetid>..." is produced,
although the problem seems to be in the URL-verification context and not the
deeper targetId search nor array handling.
Supporting Files:
http://groups.google.com/group/kml-support/web/wriggletest.kml
Workarounds:
When working with network objects only provide for download a KML which
contains a NetworkLink. This is the procedure in the KML Reference.
Reported By: SEWilco
Original issue reported on code.google.com by api.roman.public@gmail.com on 14 Aug 2008 at 10:50
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
api.roman.public@gmail.comon 14 Aug 2008 at 10:50