It was not too complicated …
I added a parameter “kmxfilename”, I changed get_request () to read it and I changed send_header () and send_stream ().
Everything is ok!
Thank you for this script.

no, you need to modify the code and add a new metadata and parameter for the file name.

Not an easy job though.

localhost ?

Sorry if I’m too rude, but your question indicates such a low knowledge of the web and it services that I strongly suggest you to hire a professional or to invest some more time studying.

I’m trying to use your KML Map Server class.

Everything works fine when I specify a typename paramater like in this URL :

http://MyServer/kmlservice.php?map=/MyMap.map&typename=MyLayer

The return is an XML file with all the objects inside.

When I use it whith no typename parameter the XML file look like this :

zones_sfr
1

http://localhost:80/kmlservice.php?map=/MyMap.map&typename=zones&request=kml&encoding=ISO-8859-1

cellules_sfr
1

http://localhost:80/kmlservice.php?map=/MyMap.map&typename=cellules&request=kml&encoding=ISO-8859-1

But when I use in Google Earth the server icon is always red. Like he can’t dynamically load the XML.

Do you know what I’m doing wrong?

Best regards

Arnaud

You need to put “%” fields in DESCRIPTION_TEMPLATE, then put $[description] somewhere in BALLOON_TEMPLATE, kmlmapserver will first substitute “%” fields in DESCRIPTION_TEMPLATE, then substitute $[description] in BALLOON_TEMPLATE with the results of the first substitution.

I was thinking something like this:
BALLOON_TEMPLATE “Deaths: %CONFIRMED_DEATHS%”

Here is a bit of a WFS response for the layer:
USA
Georgia
1
0
0
406

thanks!

I also don’t know why: we are now two