Hi @gis2020​ 

I exposed into your Reader the format attribute kml_name.

I used too the transformer HTMLToXHTMLConverter for extract description.

The transformer TesterFilter was used for separate the kml_name:

• Route1
• Route2
• Others

Thanks in Advance,

Danilo

The Features with featuretype Folder have the attributes kml_id and kml_parent.

You can see those in the Inspector when you select a feature and check the Feature Information window. Use an AttributeExposer to expose them. .

With these attributes you should be able to rebuild the folder structure.

@danilo_fme​ i have tried this but this doen't give me the folder name/number for routes .

@nielsgerrits​ i have tried this option also but there is definite link between the folder and routes . as KML_id are different for each description line .

eg kml_id_batch_b_1_IDN_1.1.13 for folder and kml_id_batch_b_1_IDN_1.1.13.3 and kml_id_batch_b_1_IDN_1.1.13.4 for routes . Also there is no consistency of numbering.

• Folder "515552200" has id kml_id_batch_2_1.1.13 and parent kml_id_batch_2_1.1
• Folder "Route1" has id kml_id_batch_2_1.1.13.3 and parent kml_id_batch_2_1.1.13
• Placemark "Route1" has id kml_2 and parent kml_id_batch_2_1.1.13.3 and kml_description POS=0 DL=0 NEG=21 DL=20

The numbering is structured by points. Every point is a level deeper.

What I would do:

• Determine the max number of levels.
• Use BulkAttributeRenamers to add prefixes like Level1,Level2,etc to the attributenames. (Split features using the number of points in each id.)
• User FeatureMergers to add the parent to each child, starting with the deepest level and work you way up.

@nielsgerrits​ that's what exactly i am doing now . i am extracting the parent from the child eg 2_1.1.13 and then i am going to match it with folder parent.